The reviewers say: "I would entirely recommend this game, it’s hours of fun and will not wear out quick. Each twist and turn, every near-miss, you’ll be clinging onto your mouse for dear life!" -Bytten "MMEOR dispenses away with any backstory and just lays on the action – the kind that is fast and furious." -GamesWarp Monster Minis Extreme Off-Road lays on the nitrous in a big way and gets some serious air off with retro racing that takes off-road in new directions. A retro look and a surreal style are only the beginning of the ways that this single-player title takes you back to when racing was a personal experience for as long as you could handle it. With a whopping 90 tracks over 18 themes, you'll be racing for hours and hours before you finish this game on the first run.
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Jun 28 2012 Anchor | |
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This game is primarily meant to be played with a mouse. Wheel and pedals work well too. Feel free to remap any functions at your desire to alternate keys/buttons. Other input methods suck in my opinion, such as gamepads and keyboard steering, but I'll let you decide. Maybe it's me who sucks with a joypad thumbstick. Let us know what input methods you used and how you liked them. Edited by: Mindwedge |
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I have only played the demo, but i found mouse steering very difficult. I bet it would be better if I spent more time getting used to it. I swapped to keyboard controls so I could stop crashing and spinning out so much and enjoy the game. |
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Jul 28 2012 Anchor | |
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Hi, Glad to hear you are excited about our game! You can adjust the mouse sensitivity on the Controls page (accessed from the main menu) or in-game by pressing F2. If you have a USB gamepad/joystick/wheel, plug it in before you start the game, and go into the Controls page and select it from the drop-down list of controllers - then set up the steering and buttons to control the various functions as you like. Enjoy! A couple of general tips beyond adjusting the mouse (posted above). Be calm if you can and you'll get used to it. Play it in easy mode first - it's a little slower and it doesn't matter if you come in last place. So few racing games use the mouse (I don't know why since it's a superior input device over a joypad) so we expect some amount of getting used to it. In the full game we start you off a lot easier in the first series, but in the demo we didn't have a lot of room for all that so we skipped the series 1 primer. We also highly recommend a Thrustmaster Ferrari GT 3-in-1 racing wheel (works on your PS3 too) for this game as it's very inexpensive and works really well. Just remember to map it first in our whizzy-cool wheel mapping wizard. I like to use the roof cam with it - it's most like being behind the wheel. BTW - you must have mad keyboard driving skills. Edited by: Mindwedge |
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