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The game i have to say is really fun to play and you will love this game if your into your over the top 2D Racing games, I have to say the Spanish developer, EnjoyUp Games have done a great job of keeping the game true to its routes and kept it fun and enjoyable.

Grand Prix Rock N Racing is a definite improvement to its predecessor, Once you get the hang of how to work around/with the aggressive A.I it becomes enjoyable to play. Once you have completed it though there’s not much to keep you coming back, other than beating the set times in Time Trial for the achievements, which can be done in a few hours. With a few additions, such as online multiplayer, the game could have a longer life span. Overall though, EnjoyUp are going in the right direction, and it’s cracking little pick up and play game with a decent price tag.

Grand Prix Rock'N Racing is a good little racing game for those of you who don't mind a few rough edges. This is a game that rewards your perseverance and is definitely worth investing a few hours in.

Grand Prix Rock’n Racing is game at war with itself. Its semi-realistic handling belies its arcade presentation, and its AI and physics are constantly battling the player, almost penalising players for upgrading their vehicle as higher speeds result in more unpredictable and inconsistent physics. It’s a real shame as the game really does have potential, with its nice feeling of progression in its upgrade system and a variety of fun and interesting tracks, but its flaws are too many and too great to fully recommend the game to anyone, regardless of whether they enjoy racing games or not, although it is cheap enough for an impulse buy some day, if you’re desperate enough for a new racer.

EnjoyUp Games nous offre un titre correct, conçu pour le fun et sans prise de tête. On peut juste regretter de ne pas avoir de mode en ligne, mais n’oublions pas qu’il s’agit d’un jeu indépendant ne bénéficiant pas des mêmes moyens que d’autre studio. Le prix de lancement permet de se faire plaisir avec un jeu à petit prix.

I like the look of Grand Prix Rock 'N Racing on the Wii U. I wish it had the same game play mechanics as say Micro Machines. I felt horrible coming out of the gate so slow so often. It was cringe worthy if you know what I mean. I hope to see sequels to Grand Prix Rock 'N Racing in the future. It was a real experience to play and review Grand Prix Rock 'N Racing on the Wii U. 

Grand Prix Rock’n Racing es una propuesta interesante, que puede satisfacer a los que buscan juegos de conducción difíciles y repletos de acción. Por desgracia hay algunos aspectos de este juego que pueden dar al traste con la sencillez arcade que se supone, como es un grado de exigencia poco intuitivo, una IA demasiado agresiva, falta de equilibrio, falta de algunas opciones para configurar el vehículo o la exagerada falta de información que hace que podamos perder el control. Un mayor número de circuitos no hubiese estado tampoco nada mal.

Grand Prix Rock ‘N Racing is one of the most frustrating racers I have ever played. I'm all for a challenge but when a game's AI constantly targets you in a racing game something is seriously wrong. EnjoyUp Games deserve some praise for their upgrade system and old school sensibilities. But that's as far as my praise goes.

Grand Prix Rock 'N Racing simply isn't as fun, or as polished, as it strives to be. There was cetainly potential here, but it's not realized due to mechanical issues that make playing the game a slog.

From the damn commentator who constantly repeats the same three or four lines over and over again, to the random-filled races, terrible AI, poor visuals, utterly disgusting sound and occasional screen lag, Grand Prix Rock N Racing is about as far from fun as you’re likely to find. It is therefore left in the hands of your friends and family as to whether the multiplayer side of things makes this Rock ‘N Racing title worthy of a one time shot.

Grand Prix Rock N Racing is an interesting proposition, but it tries every possible way to make you fail and you can tell that most of the time, it isn't doing it on purpose. Poor handling, archaic AI, no online play and a distinct lack of depth even in the game's Championship mode means that this is one that got stuck on the grid.

With several upgrades applied to your car, Grand Prix Rock ‘N Racing can become bearable to play – but that’s just it; bearable. And for it to reach that “bearable” point, you’ve got to put in far more time than your wits can probably handle, so it’s just not worth it. Had the control scheme matched the casual arcade nature of the game it may have been slightly more enjoyable, but as it stands, there’s nothing to gain from playing Grand Prix Rock ‘N Racing. Do yourself a favour and keep a wide berth from this title. For the love of God, stick to Forza. Or snails.