Rings that open mid-turn, and dimensions flashing by faster than your top speed.

No gut ranking for now, so let's look at the two measured criteria. Fun points above average, ahead of roughly 8 games out of 10, and the soundtrack climbs even higher, ahead of nearly 9 games out of 10. That's consistent and rather flattering, but it sits on very few votes: the early returns suggest a party game that hits the ear and entertains, to confirm over time.

In the party kart space, this is exactly the expected playground: immediate fun and an energetic OST carrying the races. Recent, the profile is still to be fleshed out, but the direction is clear.

So who's it for? You, if you love arcade races with friends, controllers everywhere and music cranked up. Much less if you want sharp simulation or solo depth.