Even a PC speaker symphony from the '80s would've been better than this. The other letdown is the soundtrack: it's got to be one of the most hideous in the history of computer gaming. You can damage them, but only in a "trust us, it's damaged" way - so don't expect bits of the truck to be flying about all over the place. As you'd expect from a branded racing game, it's about making Renault's trucks look great. The game itself is strictly by-the-book - there are no flamethrowers or comic oil slicks you can lay on the track to foil your opponents. Especially if said fun has to be confined to the same track over and over again. There's only so much joy to be had trundling about in a large truck, after all. That this racer has only one track is a bit of a shame, because it's pretty good fun. Even if it does indeed have more than one, it clearly isn't immediately obvious or easy to get to.
I don't think I'm that mistaken, so I'm going with the "it's only got one track" argument for now. While it certainly feels like a full game when you play, unless I'm more mistaken than a man who thinks Hilaire Belloc is still alive, it only has one track. Deciding Whether To call this a proper game or not is difficult.
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