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Rush Rally 3
Released On: Dec 23, 2019
Metascore
Available after 4 critic reviews
8.1
All Platforms
Rush Rally 3 is impressive for being the product of a one-man band. It has a sizeable amount of content and accessible driving model. Its simplistic presentation is a bit of a bummer, but this is still one of the most balanced racers on Switch so far.
Despite everything it does right, Rush Rally 3 does stumble along the way, particularly in the graphics department. This isn’t a good-looking game, unfortunately; there’s no getting around that. The visuals are GameCube level at best, and we’ve no doubt that this can be vastly improved for future games without compromising on performance. Elsewhere, the menu system can be a tad confusing for newcomers, and the customisation screen, in particular, is a bit of a nightmare to navigate.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 16 User Ratings
8.1
88% Positive
14 Ratings
14 Ratings
6% Mixed
1 Rating
1 Rating
6% Negative
1 Rating
1 Rating
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 16 User Ratings
8.1
88% Positive
14 Ratings
14 Ratings
6% Mixed
1 Rating
1 Rating
6% Negative
1 Rating
1 Rating
When I first saw Rush Rally 3 on the Nintendo eShop my mind thought, is this a port from a phone game? Not sure if it is or isn't but RR3 is darn near the perfect rally simulator for handheld use.
Usually, racing games do not control well, especially with joycons or controllers, but this game is set up for precision. The buttons are capable of being mapped* to your liking, including the coveted left stick for throttle and it works to perfection just like the steering and brake system. Every wreck I have is my fault, I never feel that the controls were off or too hard to handle and the car sounds and handles as well as I could ever expect in a video game. Gosh darnit, I am in love...
*On the topic of button mapping: Anyone looking for ideas, I like to put my e-brake as L, my brakes as ZL, shift up as ZR and shift down as R. Gas is obviously L-stick. You are going to need your e-brake in this one in the tougher courses.
The only thing that comes to mind and leaves me wishing is that I could change tires but that's about the only upgrade I find lacking and maybe there is a way that I haven't discovered yet? The car doesn't feel like it needs different tires but I would suspect customizers and racing aficionados would like the option. There may be some other slight criticisms one could find but even at $50 this game would have impressed me. This is Triple-A developer quality from a man who apparently takes his games and work seriously. I applaud him.
The audio is fine-tuned and easier to understand than any rally game I have ever played. This means a lot to me considering I have never been able to pick up much of what the Navigator in a Rally game is putting down. Often having to fight for dear life to keep my car on the track, it can be hard to hear 5 steps in advance and keep it in memory. Not so with this game: the controls are well implemented and on-time, not overly sensitive nor unresponsive. Communication relay is excellent, the navigator delivers his instructions at a proper time and doesn't get too far ahead. The Navigator speaks slower and is more articulate than in other rally games I have played. Bravo, good job!
Dirt Rally 2.0 from Codemasters is an amazing game on the Xbox One but I believe this game is better; I can for sure admit that I have had more fun with Rush Rally 3 than I have with Rally 2.0. The way RR3 controls feels more responsive and realistic, more what I would expect in the nature of a true rally car; Even from a joycon perspective, the turning response is fluid and accurate - I can get the car to turn at the correct angle based on the degree of turn I have my stick pressed. In DR 2.0 the controls feel overly loose and sensitive on my X1 controller.
I can't complain about graphics they look stellar to me. Framerates are handled with precision on the Switch console. Gameplay is top notch. At the original $15 asking price, Stephen Brown (I heard his name mentioned in a review and assuming that it is correct), the 1-man developer of Rush Rally 3, was offering us a value; having him put his masterpiece on sale for $4.49 and he for sure deserves more for his gem. I cannot thank this man enough for his hard work. I will be looking forward to more from developer Brownmonster.
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Nintendo Switch
Rush Rally 3 is the game what i was hoping for! I had a good sense of speed, great physics and the graphics for Switch are good! Image it was just one person making the whole game, its amazing. I can recommend this game to every Rally fan out there
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Nintendo Switch
[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
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Nintendo Switch
Best rally game that you can buy on switch! It brings back memories about Colin McRae Rally 2.0 :D
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Nintendo Switch
This is a gem of a rally racing game! Whilst the graphics are not as flashy as some other rally games, there is still a pretty good variety of environments to drive through (10 countries) and there are lots of weather conditions (rain, snow, fog, twilight, night driving etc) to keep things interesting and varied. I absolutely love how the game plays! The cars handle realistically and their performance varies appropriately as you change from one road surface type to the next. You also have to be mindful of damaging your car as there are limited opportunities after every 2nd stage to make priority repairs. This adds a nice touch of strategy and realism. Serious damage also affects how your car handles. There are also plenty of race modes to keep you busy, including a rally cross options where you compete in 3 lap races against 5 AI opponents. It is also fun to buy new cars and tinker with their fit out to suit your own driving style. Whilst Rally Rush 3 lacks the 'bells and whistles' that other big budget titles possess, it does all the core things exceptionally well, and I am really pleased it is part of my Switch collection. This game is great value for money even at full price.
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I'm impressed! This game is really good, I bought it for $ 4 thinking it would be a crap - I was wrong. There is a lot of it in wrc, dirt and other games of this type. We can choose a career mode, varied challenges, online battles and much more. The best part is that this game was only made by one person. I recommend it, it's worth testing.
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Nintendo Switch
At not even half the price of WRC8 and V-Rally 4, this game gives me so much more fun. It's not perfect, but the game as a whole feels right at home on the Nintendo Switch (WRC8 & V-Rally 4 are just a downgrade version to work on the system). And it's even more amazing that this game was made by only 1 man. Of course as a low-budget game from an indie developer, it has a lot to be improved like the UI, the graphics etc. but in general, this game is polished and provides so much more than its price. And the updates keeps coming quite often to make it even better. To me, this is the most well-rounded rally game you can buy on the Switch right now.
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Summary 60 FPS racing at night or day in the rain or snow! Over 72 new and unique stages each with different surface types including snow, gravel, tarmac and dirt! Race with one of the best car dynamics models to date, including real time vehicle deformation and damage, built from over 15 years of experience.
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
- Nintendo Switch
- PC
Initial Release Date: Dec 23, 2019
Developer:
- Brownmonster Limited
Publisher: Brownmonster Limited
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