Drag Race 3D

When I tried Drag Race 3D, it put my virtual drag-racing skills to the test, plopping me down on a sparsely populated block with several competitors revving to go. It’s easy, it’s fun, all you need to do is predict when the traffic light will change to green so you can hit the gas pedal. This is rewarding because he/she has to fill money by playing the game which interested in fast cars like Gulf, Patriot and Interceptor.

Many other players also found this game completely interesting in fact it was because some people liked to see their cars grow faster and they were satisfied not to lose races but to win not just to be more beautiful than other cars. There is that everybody in the game does most definitely wants to do —to win, but for me myself, being a player, with my replaying skills, I mean beating them all is just not something a given for me, and winning in this aspects crossing over a finish line before my opponents is a challenge that so far, is the greatest challenge received in a video game. It is determined how quickly something together, with its accountability, so that the gas and brakes get no better from it than oneself, as the drivers come from different framework knowledge.

Pros: Additional vehicles to earn elevates game progressiveness that makes this game so immersive; also, perfect shifting of gears become very satisfying to you.

Cons: But when later the players play this game for several times again, they might discover how repetitive the action could be due to lack of challenge variation.

But we can say laughter is the best speed-up for happiness but in Drag Race 3D last is the only place that matters!