DeVuego

With a ton of modes bundled in and a fun story Tachyon Project doesn’t necessarily do anything particularly groundbreaking in terms of gameplay and certainly doesn’t bring much more to the table than what we’ve played several times before, it’s been made with serious passion, which is immediately evident. There’s been plenty of love been put into the game and it must be commended. Visually it’s vibrant and full of life, the audio mix is clear and tight and well, it’s all just damn good fun.

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.