However, even though they are pretty and well done, they still seem a little pixelated at times, giving the impression that it wasn’t completely remastered from the mobile version. This is by no means a complaint, the colors are bold and the art is clear and responsive to the control inputs, with satisfying comic book “POW!” effects from weapons and crashes. While simplistic and hard-edged, the cartoonish and rounded style of the cars is comical in the semi-realistic art style of the backgrounds, making it reminiscent of driving through the high detail environments of Mario Kart with your caricature characters. There are also quick and easy multiplayer modes, for split-screen gaming with up to four players on a single Switch, and online matches for the added challenge of additional players in your races. This is what The Binary Mill was likely intending, as this makes the game openly available to those who want to play for a few hours, or kill 20 minutes.
While not hugely developed in terms of technical racing, for an arcade racer, there is a huge range of variability in the tracks and difficulties. There isn’t much in the way of a story in this game as an arcade racer however, it does host an impressive career mode, with hundreds of races, multiple championship cups, and a few dozen cars to unlock, along with their upgrades. The player is haunted by their tragic past, and the only thrill they can get now is the rush of the race, the risk to their lives… in adorable chibi cars! Whether you decide to work on your career, or share the fun with friends, this game has moved on from your mobile to your switch with success!
With rush and excitement, and a few new tricks up its sleeves, this arcade-influenced racer boosts onto Nintendo’s populated party game scene with some flair. After the success of developer The Binary Mill’s Mini Motor Racing on the Apple store, the game was published by The Binary Mill, with NEXTGEN REALITY pty Ltd. Mini Motor Racing X is an arcade-style racing game that made its way onto the Nintendo switch on September 17 th.
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