So I was watching one of my favorite let’s play channels, Woolie Vs., a channel that usually plays a lot of lesser known indie titles, pretty much where I buy a lot of games I fell in love with, stuff like Sayonara Wild Hearts and Chroma Squad. But there was one game I played that made me far more cautious of what I play. I saw that they uploaded a playthrough of a game known as 198X, and I was already excited from the art alone… Little did I know that this would be a huge mistake.
198X follows the tale of a young boy, who is always upset, hates his town, and just wants to get away....
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198X follows the tale of a young boy, who is always upset, hates his town, and just wants to get away....
Remember Top Gear? Well, I don’t. I never played it… I honestly don’t know the best way to start this review for In-Indie… Horizon Chase Turbo, everyone!
So Top Gear was a really popular game back in the day. Pretty big in America and Japan, but Brazil is where Top Gear really got it’s popularity. I don’t know what it is with Brazil and racing games, but they flock to those games. And so, a little indie company based in Brazil that goes by the name Aquiris Game Studio created Horizon Chase: World Tour in 2015. Three years later, they created a successor?... Remake?... Sequel?......
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So Top Gear was a really popular game back in the day. Pretty big in America and Japan, but Brazil is where Top Gear really got it’s popularity. I don’t know what it is with Brazil and racing games, but they flock to those games. And so, a little indie company based in Brazil that goes by the name Aquiris Game Studio created Horizon Chase: World Tour in 2015. Three years later, they created a successor?... Remake?... Sequel?......
