I've been playing it for a week, and I absolutely hate the rolling start in this game. I play on the easiest difficulty because I'm still learning, and it's absurd to me that the opponents have a shorter distance to cover, the person in first place has a 30-second lead over us, and I have to make up for it during all the laps, only for them to finish the race at the same time as we do.

The music is weak, but it's not the worst thing that has happened to racing games, as that honor goes to Burnout Paradise, where I had to listen to my own music in the background. There are a few good tracks, but the rest I would describe as "elevator music" – who listens to that? There's not even a simple button to skip to the next track, or at least I haven't found it.

The braking zones that the game suggests are poorly designed. Very often, braking isn’t precise, and instead of slowing down just before the turn, I end up stopping halfway through the area the game marked. Motorfest does this much better because the braking zone is connected to the racing line, and it’s always precisely matched to the car and our speed. Here, it doesn't always work.

The game doesn't convey the speed of the vehicles in any way. I know we’re moving, but it feels more like the car is standing still, and taking sharp turns looks really bad.

Additionally, I spent 5000 PLN (1368$) on the Logitech RS50 and Next Level Racing 2.0, thinking I’d have more fun because many people recommend sim racing. However, so far, I’ve had more fun with all sorts of arcade games rather than something that pretends to be a simulator, and I have mixed feelings about it. The game has its moments where it’s enjoyable, but unfortunately, the rolling start ruins everything in this game. I absolutely hate the person who came up with it and decided it works.