A classic anti-gravity racer with an awesome supply of music. 33 minutes over 13 tracks keeps you entertained through career mode. I disagree with how unlocks work, but the songs entertain the grind.

An enjoyable casual game to pass the time. The music wonderfully takes you under the sea, but only for a moment. The 2 songs are fun, but their short life will have you playing in your own ocean.

The music is like a sandwich. Except instead of eating it whole, one bite at a time like a sandwich, I've picked all the ingredients apart, threw away the good ones, and ate them one at a time.

The good news is the 2 songs are amazing. The bad news is there's only 2. I wanted more musical content for this little gem. Unfortunately, their time was spent on set production, and not on music.

Imagine you have 4 elementary aged kids learning to play musical instruments during winter with a fire going, the TV on in the background, and all while trying to have a cocktail party. Don't attend.

I told you not to be surprised for the first one, so what did you expect to find buying the sequel? How about another batch of poorly selected music from Kevin McCleod. Starting to see a pattern yet?

Don't seem so surprised when I tell you this is just another game packed with music from Kevin McCleod's database. He's got so much, it might help if the selected songs fit into the game.

If you're someone who likes repeating elements, then this game covers both gameplay and music. Neither is that exciting. About the 4th time you find yourself in the loop, you'll be half asleep.

Strange, yet beautiful. Michael Manning, and Tyler Barber come together to make such an appealing atmosphere for this delicate minimal game. I became mesmerized by the sound design.