Neon, wet asphalt, and canyon duels that pin you to your seat.

No gut ranking here, but the per-criterion profile already tells a clear story, even if the votes stay scarce. Fun explodes: ahead of more than 90% of games, on two duels, this is the one you start for five minutes and drop at 3am. Attachment follows strongly, ahead of more than 80% of titles, and on four duels so a slightly more solid signal. The sound atmosphere holds well above average. The contrast comes from elsewhere: art direction drops low, ahead of only a fifth of games, and rediscovery stays below average. To be confirmed, but the message is clear: it thrills more than it dazzles the eye.

In the series' arcade line, this is the tuning-and-canyon entry, adrenaline over simulation.

So who is it for? You, if you love pure speed, sessions that stretch on, a nostalgia that sticks. Much less if you want an art style that leaves a lasting mark.