Ripten writes: "Codemaster's latest racing title is ready to overload your senses with the sound of engines roaring and the smell of rubber melting. Is GRID a worthy addition to the stable of this generation's racing titles, or does it burn out on the opening lap?
First, lets get one thing straight: This is not a pure racing simulator. In fact, in terms of car physics, it often feels as though it has more in common with the Burnout series than a Gran Turismo or Forza. This, of course, is not a negative aspect of the game, I just thought I'd get that out of the way as I myself was quite surprised at just how much of an arcade feel GRID has to its gameplay.
Perhaps the best way to describe it is like if Project Gotham Racing has developed a severe case of hyperactivity. You'll no doubt have your own feelings as to whether or not that's a good thing."
Neil writes: "The month of May is nearly over but as 2021 continues to roll on, the bargains still keep coming. That is no more true than with the variety of discounts, bargains and absolute steals that are present in the latest Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale with the one running between 25th-31st May 2021 delivering the goods for Xbox 360, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S players. "
The Humble Codemasters Racing ReBundle 2020 just launched today. It features games like F1 2019, Dirt Rally 2.0, GRID, and more.
This month’s Humble Choice features twelve games. The headliners for June are GRID Ultimate Edition, Supraland, and Hellblade Senua’s Sacrifice. New games are added to Humble Choice on the first Friday of every month.
Was surprised to see Hellblade again, they gave it away last year with Humble Monthly
