En definitiva, este Off Road consigue lo que se propone: traer de vuelta un estilo de juego arcade que llevaba tiempo sin verse y hacerlo bien. No obstante se queda la sensación de que podría dar más de sí en contenido. Todo lo que ofrece está bien presentado y la única queja que puede haber es la falta de pericia con su control, por lo que una ayuda para los menos duchos podría haber estado bien. Una pequeña propuesta que llena un hueco en la eShop haciendo que cada vez más y más géneros tengan su lugar en la plataforma digital de Nintendo.

Rock 'N Racing Off Road concentra en sus carreras toda la emoción de las partidas de los salones arcades, convirtiéndose en el mejor representante de aquella época. Sin embargo, el experimento se nos antoja corto y debería haberse ampliado la fórmula original.

Rock 'N Racing Off Road is a decent game, held back by lack of polish and tracks. It seems like more single screen tracks could have been added pretty easily. There is still some fun to be had here, especially for local multiplayer. Time trial junkies should also get some enjoyment, especially with online leaderboards. Overall though the game should have been a lot more.

Older gamers out there will find this has some nostalgia value, but most players will find it too difficult and be unable to unlock all of the tracks variants and cars. Rock ‘N Racing Off Road is best suited to an enthusiast of the sport who is more likely to have the determination and patience required to complete the game.

My biggest gripe with the game is the fact that everything is just mediocre. This could have been a fantastic experience for older and younger gamers to play a fun racing game in the vein ofclassic racers of the late 80’s and early 90’s. But there is a problem when the modern game lacks the features that those had. The game isn’t terrible. It isn’t good. It’s just there. Fans of Ivan Stewart’s Super Off Road may like this little trip down memory lane for $5.99. but be warned: it will be a short one, and you will find yourself going back to the NES classic.

Rock 'N Racing Off Road is quite a disappointing game. With just four real tracks and little space to fully take control, this game never really takes off. It looks quite solid and plays sort of well, but that can't save it from the game that it could have been. There is some fun to be had in multiplayer, but even that has limited replay value. It is just a shame really.

Pour conclure, Rock’n Racing Off Road aurait pu être le renouveau du genre mais l’absence de fun en mode « Championnat », l’IA particulière, les imprécisions de conduite, les circuits au final peu variés auront eu raison de cet espoir de renouveau. Heureusement, le mode multi-joueurs qui est, lui, beaucoup plus sympathique, sauve un peu le jeu. Graphiquement, le jeu est loin d’être désagréable, bien au contraire, et la bande son sert bien le jeu puisqu’elle est dynamique et se marie bien avec l’action. Malgré ces derniers points positifs, je ne saurais vous conseiller ce jeu qui, à 5.99€ sur l’eShop, pourrait être source de déception comme ce fût le cas pour votre humble serviteur.

There's not much to say about Rock 'N Racing Off Road, other than that it's a boring, frustrating experience all around. There's no depth here, no rewarding gameplay and no real charm or personality. There are plenty of fun multiplayer games for the Wii U, and Rock 'N Racing Off Road just has too little going for it to earn a recommendation.

Having waited over a year for this game, I’ve a hard time believing this finished product represents what Enjoy Up intended.  Only four real tracks, poor control, glitches, and broken Ai amongst a host of other problems … clearly something went very, very wrong! This isn’t the sort of game you’ll want to beat, never mind replay. New tracks may come (if the game is a success) but hopefully the promised patch can at the very least fix the glitches.  Until then Rock ‘N Roll Racing Off Road is simply an awful game. Spend your money on some of EnjoyUp’s good Wii U releases instead.