Super Woden GP 2
Super Woden GP 2 is a love letter to the world of motor sports, offering a unique experience. Arcade-style isometric racing meets unrivaled campaign depth and a huge variety of vehicles to buy, sell and unlock.
Super Woden GP 2 is a racing, sports and arcade game
developed and published by ViJuDa.
Released on November 10th 2023 is available on Windows and Linux
in 18 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Greek, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Turkish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Ukrainian and Polish.
It has received 837 reviews of which 754 were positive and 83 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 12.95€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i3-2100 or AMD equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1050Ti or AMD Equivalent
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i3-2100 or AMD equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1050Ti or AMD Equivalent
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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OH MY GOD put a track designer in this game and it would destroy the whole world. In my teens in the 1990s there was this top-down rally game at the local arcade and I pushed so many 10p coins into it, I've been waiting ever since for a modernised version of it. It's here, and it's ruddy bloody lovely. The menus are a bit chaotic, but the game itself is hard to quit.
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So I recommend this game for what it is: A nice fun top down arcade racer, which is not that pricey with a little feel of Gran Turismo to it. Upgrades, different cars to buy, Oil change and car wash. Cars should have mostly real counterparts and the tracks are sometimes real world tracks, but the names are changed to fantasy names. But after 7hours I stop playing because there is a big downside. This game is so frustrating in some points: - it's pure grind -> you'll have to drive multiple times the races to get you money. Bought the wrong car? go grinding again. The best race for me was Eisenach 220 PS trophy. I think I drove that 30 -40 times. - Sometimes the game don't tell you right away what is the limitation for a race. I couldn't participate with a car from 1979 which was not a race car in a non race car race. The race was named "50s to 70s" - it doesn't feel like your are turning your wheels and the car follows. It feels like you are turning the center of the car, but then the car slides a lot in the direction which it was before - like skating on ice with more traction - it could be a downside for you if you have a monitor with just 60hz refresh rate and no gsync option. If you then look at the track in front, you'll have a blurry feel to it. - Top down racers have a big disadvantage over chase view racing games. In the standard racing games you can concentrate just in front of your car, with sometimes taking a look to the map - here you look at your car to know where it is and that it doesn't hit an object on the road, then you should look sometimes at the end of the screen to know where the road is going and also to look at the map what will come in a few seconds. This could be kinda too much for someone. - It feels very hard to drive accurat in this game, I don't know if this is caused by the view or the physics. The main issues I wished would be changed to make it less frustrating or to have a better progression: - more races which are good for grinding money - slightly raise the money won in races to reduce the immense grind factor - rework physics - bouncing on walls are stopping the cars too much -> it's an arcade game, not a simulation - adding a chase camera from a top down perspective like in Rush Rally Origin. This would make it much more intuitive and playable for people who are not used to Top Down Racers.
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A great sequel to Part 1. One of the best isometric racing games on Steam. Once again there is a fine Gran Turismo feeling here. You can tune your cars, change the oil, repaint and wash the car. There are also weekend races, rallies, championships, 24-hour races, time trials, time of day and weather changes (day/night/snow/rain), everything your heart desires and what makes a good racing game. The controls are a bit unusual at first, you think the cars are hardly steering, but after a few races you get used to driving. With the right analog stick you can zoom in closer or further away. The soundtrack isn't my taste, but you can play your own music, which is also great. There are lots of cars from all over the world, unfortunately without licenses and therefore no original manufacturer names. But you can replace the manufacturer names with the help of a Steam guide. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3081079023 Clear purchase recommendation for anyone who likes this type of car racing game.
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Only 30 mins in and I can already tell this is a fantastic arcade racer. Brings me back to old Micro Machines days.
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PROS: - You get a lot of game for a small price: almost 200 different cars and lots of different race events and game modes; - This game seems to be a passion project: the game gets new cars and updates; - racing and car handling is fun up until the 350+ HP mark; - but...by the time the racing becomes nigh on impossible, you have already gotten your money's worth in terms of how much game you have gotten for your money; CONS: - the game can be grindy: you have to be willing to do several events more than 2 times to get enough funds to buy new cars; - cars are expensive to buy and don't have much trade in value, which exacerbates the grinding; - the game does a poor job of explaining which cars qualify for the events you wanna race in. So every now and then you'll buy the wrong car after grinding challenges and race series you already played. And now you can grind some more, which exacerbates the grinding nature of the game even further; - the game gets exponentially harder the further you go up in power classes; I give this game a thumbs up because of the good value for money: the amount of fun you get out of it for only about €15 is more than okay... But on the other hand I have to agree with other people who've not recommended this because of the upward spike in difficulty you suddenly run into when you start racing cars above the 350 HP mark. By the time you start racing BTCC or DTM cars, you will find that the game gets exponentially harder. You won't have enough time to correctly steer into the corner AND watch the other opponents at the same time, so you'll either go off track and lose time or, worse, go off track and crash into the boarding and/or you'll crash into another car. And before you know it, you have crashed your car so many times it breaks down. But...that part of the experience of Super Woden GP 2 might be my lack of skill. All in all the game does a pretty good job and is a step up in quality and fun compared to Super Woden GP 1. I know I will be very interested in a possible Super Woden GP 3 to see where that game, if ever released, will grow further from this jumping point. I have had my fun with SW GP2. It is a fun experience going around the tracks with screaming, screeching tires and there is a lot of game you get here for a small amount of money. And maybe you'll be better at it than me and you even get to experience everything this game has to offer.
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