Bang Bang Racing

I love this game, it is like the old micro-machines games but without the weapons, unfortunately it is very short (about 6 hours) but for the money you cant go wrong, highly recommended!

This game isn't aggressive not that this is a bad thing, I just like racing games to be aggressive. The graphics are done well, sometimes load errors but that doesn't get annoying. The sound is a little soft, it would be better if it was harder. The gameplay is nice. The controls are hard on a laptop but easy on a pc. Great game 7/10

With so many racing games (from sims to arcade to multiplayer) - where does this game fit in? Well do you remember racing your remote controlled car in the basement - - that is what this game feels like. The cars are mini - so this game is not trying to be like a sim with realistic physics. Also different is the racing perspective, this is more of an isometric view of the race track. It is good for a couple of hours on entertainment. Another side bonus it the split-screen local player mode (the kids can play each other just like they would on an xbox).

Well this game is real fun if you love micro racing games. Nice selection of cars to win and race, along with paint jobs. This Dev makes great games that have come from the XBLA. For the money i enjoyed every bit of it.

Bang Bang Racing is much better than it seems, but not by much. It is a simple racing game, with nice and colorful graphics and tight controls. I played it with an Xbox 360 controller, and the game is fully compatible with it. At first is very easy, with simple tracks and not too challenging, but don’t be mislead, these cars looks cute but their aggressive AI won’t let you win easily. In fact, once you reach the races with the fastest cars, prepare yourself to curse, because you will be crashed a lot by these pilots, especially in the very tight curves at high speeds, making almost impossible to get in the better positions if you make a few mistakes during the race. Graphically, the game looks clean. Although sometimes you’ll see some quick glitches, like white polygons appearing on screen while taking a turn, but these are very, very fast, like a flash effect and doesn’t affect the gameplay or the driving. Also, there are zero graphics options to set and only two resolutions to choose: 1024x768 (for 4:3 aspect monitors) and 1366x768 (for 16:9 aspect monitors). Sound, and especially the music are very generic, so don’t expect something fancy here. Interesting though, the music tracks are in MP3 format, and can be easily replaced. Overall, is a nice little racing game that surely will bring you a few hours of joy, but once you finish with it, there’s not much else to do.