Super Toy Cars is a tabletop arcade combat racing game featuring fast and cool looking cars, impressive tracks made of everyday objects and a bunch of power-ups that will let you destroy your opposition. Collect all cars and upgrades to keep up with competition while you progress in career mode or have a quick race either against AI opponents or against friends. You can play up to 4 players locally and up to 8 players online. Go and build your own tracks, share them with friends or play with them in your tracks. Super Toy Cars is big and with lots of options for you to tinkle and play with, but most importantly this game has been carefully crafted to be fun play and fun to race, either alone or with friends. There are 16 different cars in the game each one with its unique handling model. You can experiment with them and play the ones that best suite your driving style and the different situations you'll find in our 12 tracks. Oh, and maybe you'll want to use different cars depending on which type of event you're playing, because we have 48 events in career mode, but not all of them are races! And if you grow tired of the tracks in the game you can always check what other tracks have the community built or even build your own and share it with our in-game track editor. Features: 16 different cars with unique handling models 12 different tracks in 4 different locations which can be played in 5 different event types Career mode comprising 48 events Up to 4 player local multiplayer Up to 8 player online multiplayer Track editor to build and share your own tracks
Platforms
Mac Switch PC PS4 WiiU XONEGenres
Arcade Indie Racing SportThemes
Action Comedy Kids
Languages: English and 1 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
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| Spanish (Spain) |
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Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By Josh Di FalcoSuper Toy Cars feels like a preview build of a game that is not yet ready for home release.
Pure Nintendo
By Jemma CassonSuper Toy Cars looks cute on the surface, and is fun for a short time, but frustrating collision detection and lack of content stop this from being great. Stick to the classics.
NintendoWorldReport
By Addison WebbWhile performance issues in handheld mode are less prevalent, I found the performance in docked mode to be quite frustrating. At times I found the framerate inconsistency to be so jarring it would cause me to have difficulty controlling the car and sometimes even crash.
Nintendo Life
By Ryan CraddockSuper Toy Cars is a decent enough tabletop racer that will have fans of the classics like Micro Machines taking a quick nostalgic trip down memory lane, but it never manages to live up to the games from which it clearly takes its inspiration.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationIn order to help keep things a bit more exciting there are a few racing modes to choose from as well...
