It’s often not enough to earn one rare card, either. It’s a far cry from today’s more popular Fortnite-style approach of “unlimited” free play with a premium monthly subscription and store stacked on top.Įven if you do put money into the game, unlocking the best cars is a challenge because most of them come from random card packs. And it’s but one example of about a dozen mechanics like this in the game. When combined with clan rewards that stack the more of your friends you can addict to the game, this spirals into madness quickly. However, if you don’t personally play the game enough each and every day, control of your team will be transferred to the friend of yours who plays the most. After you’ve played for a while, you can create your own racing team complete with a customized name and logo, and invite your friends. Not even the game’s clan system is free of weird addiction-encouraging progression mechanics.
Only those who invest real dollars regularly will do well enough in the game’s many unique challenges and competitions to keep up. But once you’ve played the game for a few days, the free earning potential slows to a literal crawl, and time limits on play start to kick in. Initially, it’s quite liberal with its handouts of premium Tokens. It’s one of the most brazenly- monetized free games I’ve ever played. Unfortunately, it’s also a nightmare web of unlocks, progression bars, energy timers, random card packs, and daily tasks designed to keep giving you little hits of dopamine till you’re addicted enough to spend real money.
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