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• gamedeal user

  Jan 6, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2015

  Better than the first game, and the best pc version of any Cars game. Lets get to the good. It runs at 60fps(unlike the orginal), and it features much higher quality textures. The racing is fun and the open hub world is great to have. This is like an expansion on the first game that makes the original almost useless. Then there is modding, but I will get to that. That gets me to the problems that do not make sense... First it does not support 1080p or any widescreen(The 1st did) on my screen, however my laptop runs at 1080 fine but it is cut off alittle,and the 360 rotation is terribly touchy. As for the graphics options there are not any really. Typical Disney port. Though you would really need a paper weight to struggle running this. Then theres a little known glitch where if you're running it off of fast HDD hybrid(32+GB cache) the sound will glitch and the game will freeze for a half second to catch up. So run this off of a slower hybird, normal HDD, or SSD. I am running it on an SSD and it runs great. On top of that Chick Hicks is gone, among others from the movie like DJ and King. That gets me to best thing about this game. A mod called High Octaine. It puts all the big characters in this and adds many new tracks. You can pick Snot Rod, Cartrip, Wingo, Lizzy,and Fred. Freaking Fred! And many more. It even adds McQueen and Matrer from Matters Tall Tales as well as Mia and Tia wearing different costumes from Tall Tales. I have yet to get a crash and everythings buttery smooth even though it is not widescreen. If you go to your graphic control pannel you can increase and enhance everything; so don't be afraid of messing around with things like texture qulity and set AF x16. Like wise Sweet Fx dx9 works great enhancing the draw distance effects, lighting and colors. Go to Nexus and download Sweet Fx mod for Assassins Creed Rouge and drop it in with the exe. Its a great preset and doesn't require any tweeking if you don't want to. With all that in place it is the most visually impressive Cars game anywhere with the most content. If your kids like Cars, then this is the version to get on PC hands down. None of the mods take much work and the game runs very well.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 12, 2020

  this game is awesome and it made me horny
• gamedeal user

  Feb 16, 2021

  I love this game I grew up with this game but in Cars and this one I never did the tractor tipping because I was super scared of Frank I used to have nightmares about Frank
• gamedeal user

  Aug 28, 2022

  red car
• gamedeal user

  Apr 21, 2021

  This game is a weak follow-up to a game that did a fantastic job at translating its source material into a video game. First off, the gameplay. In terms of raw content, Mater-National has less races than the first (Cars' 19 road races and 5 piston cups vs. Mater-National's 20 unique races). This game has more minigames, though they're all pretty uninteresting, and some of the events even re-use tracks. The driving is also much floatier in comparison. Jumping, tilting, powersliding, and normal turning all feel a little worse for it. The PC version also doesn't have proper analog support, so turning feels worse than it needs to and jumping is extremely sensitive on a controller. Mater-National has basically no story, even in comparison to the first. The first Cars game gave you a nemesis (Chick Hicks), a goal (the Piston Cup), a good sense of progression, and contextualized every event bar one with a unique cutscene vetted by Pixar. By comparison, Mater-National doesn't really have a villain, it barely has a goal, it progresses much slower, and the only context is a couple races that introduce the new characters. Those new characters are overall less interesting than the first, and the few cutscenes and even the Pixar characters feel dumbed down in their writing and jokes. This game also doesn't feature the original voice cast for the movie characters, which hurts what I believe is one of these games' strongest appeals, which is the ability to immerse yourself in Radiator Springs. Speaking of Radiator Springs, Mater-National's overworld has been majorly downgraded. Radiator Springs had half the map cut away (including Willy's Butte, the canyon, and the forest), Ornament Valley also had its own canyon section removed and replaced with an airport, and Tailfin Pass removed every route leading to the top with the Wheel Well Motel, including the mine, being replaced with a cave placed somewhere completely different. Most of these areas are locked off, only to be used in races, which makes the whole open world feel less like a town that's lived in and more like a vehicle for the races to take place in. The great soundtrack that's half pulled from the first game also only plays over event makers, which makes these areas feel emptier than they already are. While Mater-National is functionally more compatible with modern PCs than Cars, the PC version is a worse experience versus its consoles versions than Cars. It doesn't support custom resolutions, widescreen, analog input, it barely supports windowed mode, your graphics settings are stored in your save file, you can't type save file names or cheats with the keyboard like in Cars, and the game can sometimes crash after the race countdown ends. And while not necessarily a PC exclusive feature, this game removed the jukebox system from the first game that let you pick what songs you wanted to hear and when. In conclusion, Mater-National is a downgrade from the original Cars video game in nearly every way; a worse-controlling racing game with less interesting new content, more reused content, less original ideas, a boring story and characters, an overall inferior way to experience Radiator Springs and the Cars universe, much less polish, all wrapped up in a worse PC port. If you were impressed by the way the original game captured the feeling of the movie, do not play this game. If you only thought the original game was okay and wondered if the sequel improved on it, do not play this game. If you've already exhausted most other avenues of Cars content, only then would I recommend this game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2015

  This is the one you want to buy for the kids.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2023

  kachigga
• gamedeal user

  Jul 12, 2020

  This Game Works on Windows 10 :D