Racing games, oh racing games. When I was younger I would play Test Drive 5 on my step-fathers original, boxy Playstation One, but it seems that since that point I've drifted more and more into the first person shooter scene, as I barely touch raving games now-a-days. That's why I was excited when I got the opportunity to review Fireburst by ExDream, which appeared to be a fun, racing game in a similar vain of Mario Kart and Blur. So let's jump in, shall we?
Upon starting up the game, you'll be graced with a pretty nice UI. It fits the theme they were going after well, while also being simple enough to convey information properly, and it's very smooth in transitioning between option screens. You're presented with four options: singleplayer, multiplayer, options & help, and exit game, which seems pretty standard. What isn't standard, though, is the first thing I didn't like: the lack of true graphic options. Instead, what you get is three presets, some resolution...
Over the last few weeks, I've been working with Ed and Matt to come up with a new project. Except we all kinda agreed that going back and working on something that should have been what we had worked on all along was the best thing to do.
We've got The Delicate Heart of a Spartan. Not Switches & Ores, not those PG-13 shorts. We're not going to do that. We're going to work on TDHS again.
Scripts are being made by Matt & Ed, and they're looking really good. Episode 1 might change how you look at objects around you.
But I want to know how you feel about this.
The rundown:
It will be returning, but not like how you knew it.
The same cast will be there, same characters, etc.
Episodes will be spontaneous, not driven by a storyline.
We will work on a full season, then make a trailer, then release it to the public.
I'm happy about this, and I want to know if any of you would like to help us bring it back. We're probably going to add in some new characters...
