The only thing more difficult than Circuit Superstars on its harder modes is naming criticisms of the overall experience. The thrill of racing even extends to carefully timed pitstops. All the while, you only have yourself to blame for mistakes, but the satisfaction of clawing yourself back into a championship fight is enthralling. Every day feels like a school day, especially as you mix and match your rides with less suitable terrain. Things only take a turn for the more exciting as the game unfolds to offer offroad racing, complete with jumps, pitched turns, and tricky chicanes. Chaining together a string of perfect turns feels almost indulgent. Nailing just one corner per lap feels amazing, and soon, you get to grips with your chosen car, battling through the field, slipping up, only to fight your way back all over again.
With some car models, it’s a Ridge Racer-style throttle game, where braking isn’t always necessary others, like the Agitator, have the turning circle of a ship and need a twitchy left finger to stay on course. Even the AI isn’t immune to punishment, giving you added incentives to force your rivals to make errors. Penalties also slow your car down for infractions, such as cutting corners or riding walls–an admirable way of stopping more cynical gamers from making a mockery of its unique mechanics, especially online. With Circuit Superstars, a careful but daring approach is of the essence. Whatever or wherever you're racing, 'Circuit Superstars' is as beautiful as it is tricky.
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