Autos Free Download

Overview Autos:

The game has five mode Truck Challenge : Deliver all the cargos in tough places but don’t fall the goods. (150 Levels) My complaints are related mostly to the extra challenges (speedruns, drift challenges, jumps), if you want to get all the achievements/completely finish the game you have to do those, they’re hell on earth. I would gladly spend 3 days in a jail instead of doing them. I am not a very good player (in my recent years i becamme a filthy casual), but still, they’re just badly designed with big requirements. I am almost certain the devs haven’t done them themselves to see if they’re even remotely feasible. And i read that previously, devs that worked on NFS series said that they were kinda forced into just releasing the games, and not polish them accordingly, i don’t know if that’s the case but i think it’s likely. Another thing that kinda bugs me is that, it’s a street racing game, right? Then why the hell do we have to go through so many checkpoints, it kinda beats the “street racing” vibe when you have to do things accordingly, there are just few shortcuts that aren’t really shortcuts, you can easily miss these checkpoints, and you have to go back to them, which obviously, is as stupid as it sounds.

Autos Pre-Installed:

I’m the type of player that likes thing medium. You know, a bit challenging but also a bliss for when you come back from work and this game, on Medium settings, reached that sweet spot. Story has been so intriguing that it kept me in front of my PC for the weekend (not all, but almost). Just finished it now, while last night all I heard when I went to sleep were the revving engine noises. I played using keyboard so I’m not one to know the things such as physics controls etc. Found the cars that suited me well and jumped to the pure joy when you smash cop cars and it shows you a short cinematic of it, giving you enough time to make the ”yayx, that hurt” face. denoting the environment and mechanics. Racing is your usual road fare, Drifting is the sliding your car around mode, and Undercover is the mode where you evade the cops. I’d say those are pretty alright. Then there’s Drag racing. On it’s own, it’s pretty similar to how it worked in NFS:Underground (at least as I faintly remember)…but for some reason, the game insists on some of the “Drag” races being…well, actual races, and the cars absolutely at turning. And there are turns in those races.