Welcome to our review of MX vs ATV All Out, a very much out there game of Off-Road racing!
All Terrain, All Vehicles, All You! MX vs ATV All Out is the complete off-road racing and lifestyle experience!
Choose between bikes, ATVs, UTVs, refine your rider style at your private compound and blast across massive open worlds to compete head to head in various game modes! The all new Freestyle mode allows you to win with style and crazy stunts! Or go All Out and show your riding skills in Multiplayer!
Features:
– 2 player split-screen and 8 player online mode
– Compete in various modes like Supercross, Nationals, Opencross, Waypoint, Tag and more
– Master insane stunts and test your limits in freestyle mode
– Turn your private compound into a show room for the all of your customized vehicles
– Upgrade and tune your vehicles with original performance parts
– Select your own style from numerous gear companies or choose to compete with one of the many top professional riders from around the world
I am usually not the biggest fan of racing games, off-road or supercars, … But MX vs ATV All Out kind of took me off guard by bringing a more than a solid game and an overall fun approach to a genre I generally do not appreciate. MX vs ATV All Out actually made me go back into the game after the review and made me keep playing.
The good part of this game is that the controls are not overly annoying and it just feels like things are self-explanatory! Steering has not felt this natural in a long time and over the period of many other game reviews, even the harder to perform quick turns do not feel like overachieving or even unnatural. Aside from maybe the ragdoll physics when you go down, spoiler alert this is quite hilarious at times, you always got some nice action going on.
My favorite part is the free driving with the bike, it feels so free, I love it! Even the racing never feels impossible to pull off a (surprise) victory and I felt the game to be rather well balanced most of the time. Sure, the occasional hiccup here and there but if you drive in a composed manner and keep your attention up, nothing ever feels impossible!
If I were to name one thing that did not always feel right, the tricks you can perform. But I will be honest that I never really spent my time making sure I was doing them right as I do like to experiment. This is where my love for purposely crashing in this game came into play as I did often purposely try to see just how far my body would fly if and when you went totally out of bounds!
In conclusion, MX vs ATV All Out felt like a real adventure while playing. It had been a long time since I really had fun in this genre. Fun graphics and gameplay make this game worthy of your time if you like the genre!
