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Mixed or average reviews - based on 14 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 14
  2. Negative: 0 out of 14
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  1. Nov 2, 2018
    80
    GRIP: Combat Racing is a must-buy for anyone craving non-stop racing action, going far beyond just being a modern-day version of Rollcage while offering a wide variety of gameplay options.
  2. Nov 2, 2018
    80
    Rollcage resurrection, friends. With its arcade feel and well crafted tracks, GRIP : Combat Racing is a cool little game every 90's arcade racers lovers should play.
  3. Nov 2, 2018
    78
    A very adrenalinic and intense arcade racer, with a great visual/artistic design, lots of contents and very creative tracks. It's a bit too easy getting lost in its complex tracks tho, with too few visual indicators. It's however a suggested buy for every lover of the genre and nostalgic players of Rollcage.
  4. Nov 21, 2018
    75
    GRIP is a fine racing game. It has some fantastic moments in its fast speeds and impressive maneuvers. While there are some issues here and there with the devastation of crashing, and the online being laggy at times, I find that at its heart, it’s a great racer that tries something that hasn’t been thought of in a long while. It’s a buy for racing fans, but I would hold off until a slight price drop, at least. Maybe by then a few patches and sort out a few things.
  5. Nov 13, 2018
    75
    GRIP isn’t a bad racer by any means, but it could have been a lot more than what it is had the developer spent more time refining track consistency. Furthermore, the campaign itself feels nonsensical by design, and there’s certainly some population needed for its online component. Nevertheless, and despite those faults, GRIP is one of the most fun, intense and unique combat racers in recent memory.
User Score
5.7

Mixed or average reviews- based on 23 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 8 out of 23
  2. Negative: 7 out of 23
  1. Nov 6, 2018
    8
    The presentation side of the game was something that I really enjoyed and that’s mainly because both the visuals and sound design make theThe presentation side of the game was something that I really enjoyed and that’s mainly because both the visuals and sound design make the game stand out. I found the gameplay to be extremely fun because racing at high speeds and doing multiple flips always felt rewarding and exhilarating. There’s a decent selection of tracks for you to race on and the variety that’s present in them means things stay fresh and interesting for longer. The inclusion of a four-player split screen is fantastic because it’s very rare nowadays and it does make the game more fun and also give it replayability. I was slightly disappointed with the campaign mode in the game because it’s very basic and nothing much stands out. In terms of content the game doesn’t have a huge amount for you to get to grips with and in my opinion this makes the price of the game too high. Racing is fun for the most part I found the handling to be not as smooth and fluid as I would’ve liked it to be. Back in the day I can remember playing a fantastic little game called Rollcage and it was fantastic because it was unlike any other game I’d played before. Unfortunately there hasn’t really been many game’s since then that have captured that same formula, well that is until now. GRIP: Combat Racing may have a few shortcomings but it offers you an experience that’s very unique compared to most racing game’s out there. It also offers you a fun and at times very exhilarating experience as well and performing various flips always feels rewarding. You can also perform these flips in four-player split screen as well and whilst the handling was a little bit stiff at times it still remained fun when playing this way. Most of the problems the game has are small but for me the game has a big underlying issue and that is that it just doesn’t have enough content to warrant its high asking price. Despite this though GRIP: Combat Racing still does enough to get a solid recommendation from me because even though it’s in a crowded genre it stands out because it is unique in a number of areas and when in full flow your guaranteed to have a lot of fun with the game. Full Review »
  2. Mar 17, 2019
    1
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Эта игра с самого начала кажется интересной и увлекательной гонкой, но поиграв уже более 50 часов скажу вот что: режим кампании вообще не проходим. В самом начале всё просто--гонки просты, ИИ поддаётся, но дойдя до 9 части кампании прочувствовал всю боль игры--машина не цепляется колёсами за трассу,одно неверное движение--и вы уже вылетаете за борт трассы,врезаетесь в скалу,летите вниз в пропасть и вас восстаналивают на трассу и будучи лидером в отрыве в километр от противника вы становитесь аутсайдером и едете на 10 месте( последнем!) и шансов вернуть себе лидерство равно нулю,даже будь у вас 5 кругов трассы впереди. ИИ на сложности "hard" уже разносит вас в щепки и можно начинать заезд с самого начала. Непонятно почему машину от легкого движения влево или вправо может развернуть и унести за пределы трассы. Всё сводится к простой удаче,а не навыку умения. А даже если вы едете первым, то ждите что вам в зад влетит ракетарасстреляют пулёметом и т.д. и вы в миг станете 10ым. Вам не суждено победить. Также режим "Carkour". Если лёгкие задания ещё проходятся,то треки на Nightmare требуют от вас удачи. И даже если вы заучили свои действия на треке,то это вам не поможет,потому что не пойми как действует физика игры и даже при нужной скорости вы можете просто оторваться от стены и улететь в пропасть. Сплошная случайность,удача и воля случая-- это не есть признаки отличной игры. Просто куча нервов уходит в пропасть. Даже издатели Wired Productions на своём канале на YouTube не смогли пройти Carkour и сидели и смеялись. Зачем делатьвыпускать игру за 40 долларов,которую невозможно пройти и портит вам нервы? Обойдите эту игру стороной,не покупайте её! Full Review »
  3. Dec 11, 2018
    4
    L'indé du jour est un jeu de course et de combat à la fois, un machin à la Wipeout mais avec des grosses roues de tracteur ! on peut roulerL'indé du jour est un jeu de course et de combat à la fois, un machin à la Wipeout mais avec des grosses roues de tracteur ! on peut rouler sur les murs et au plafond si le haut-le-coeur vous en dit... Et pour aller vite, ça va vite, très vite. C'est carrément furieux et souvent grisant.

    Optimisés pour la X, les graphismes sont très jolis mais (il y a toujours un "mais") les ralentissements ou plutôt les à-coups soudains, certes sporadiques, sont trop nombreux pour que le bilan technique soit réellement convaincant, dommage ! Les effets sonores sont tout-à-fait réussis par contre et conformes à ce qu'on attend d'un gros jeu bourrin de cet acabit... mais (encore un "mais", merde...) la musique techno-électro s'apparente devantage à du bruit ou une quelconque cacophonie qu'à de la musique véritable.

    La "campagne" a beau être très longue, le nombre de circuits différents n'en reste pas moins limité ; puis la difficulté s'accroissant, les concurrents sont plus agressifs, la vitesse augmente encore et le jeu commence à caler. Ou plutôt son intérêt en tout cas... ça devient en effet assez injouable tant il faut des réflexes surhumains (ou de la chance) pour coller au train des fous furieux : la moindre erreur vous relègue en queue de peloton pour le restant de la course, ce qui inclut les collisions qui vous envoient valdinguer hors du circuit.

    A vouloir donc trop en faire, trop épater la galerie, Grip est donc sorti de la route un peu trop vite malgré son concept séduisant de prime abord. Un indé qui a péché par orgueil et manque de clairvoyance, hélas.
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