Super Toy Cars should be commended for thouroughly succeeding in being what it tries to be; a fun, visually appealing combat racing game that’s excellent for kids while still being entertaining for adults. The game misses out on a big opportunity in its lack of online multiplayer, but for those interested in splitscreen multiplayer and/or a laid-back career mode, this game delivers.

In summary Super Toy Cars is a fun game but its lacking of an online multiplayer mode is disappointing as im sure this would have been a great feature to add depth to the game that feels a bit shallow in places. Some slight technical issues hold back what otherwise would be a fine fun racer. The top down view however brings back a nostalgic feeling I haven't had in a while.

It’s an enjoyable arcade racer that still has plenty to learn. Can we recommend it for £8? Yes, I think we can. If you’re after a more OTT experience than the simulations like DriveClub and Project CARS, for less than a tenner you’ll have a grand old time with Super Toy Cars.

Pero lo cierto es que el juego divierte como pocos, a los más pequeños de la casa les gustará, y también a aquellos que quieran disfrutar de partidas con otros jugadores en la misma consola. Un servidor piensa que de poco sirven los gráficos si el juego no es divertido y que este debe ser el objetivo principal que cualquier desarrollador debe buscar. Eclipse Games lo tiene muy claro y este juego lo demuestra.