Lion Castle Entertainment has released the official arcade racing game for Super Street, the world’s number one in automotive tuning culture, Super Street: The Game. In this new arcade racer, players will be able to build their ride, part by part, from scrap and use it to race in different game modes and environments.
At first glance, Super Street: The Game feels more like a mobile game, especially due to its dated visuals. However, this racer allows players to completely destroy their vehicles, something that automatically makes it worth checking out.
Most racing games these days feature very limited destruction on vehicles and in a way, Super Street: The Game’s destruction system reminds me of the one found in the Burnout series. Of course this looks worse visually than Burnout, however the game also offers extensive customization options.
According to its official description, players can choose from over 700 car parts and from over 70 of the biggest aftermarket brands to tune their exterior, interior and performance.
The game is currently available on Steam and below you can find two trailers (one focusing on the game’s physics and the other on its launch).
Enjoy!
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Cause of course there’s a garage full of hot ladies in underwear working diligently on my cars.
Realistic.
Not that impressive. It looks like your body panels come off… wow. There are no (or very little) in the way of crumple zone damage. BeamNG is far more advanced then this and so is Wreakfest. When cars crash at any speed higher then 15 kph they tend to crumple. This game shows no sign of that.
Gameplay looks like it’s from switch. the trailer looks better for some reason. there’s no way this is going to need more than a GTX 650ti to run smooth.
Whats the music before and after 2:10?
I don’t know, there’s something wrong with it.
The sheer amount of customisation looks very impressive, don’t think I’ve seen this much in depth before, not even on the Forza Horizons……
Where’s other cars on road?? Pathetically pathetic.
Team6….enuff said.
Pity when good companies are being closed and this utter trash of a company continues to exist since 2005.