For the most part working your way through the Adventure map, earning the usual stars in the process by winning races, will enable full access, with Vector Unit creating new pathways from the already existing layouts. These championships – once won – will give access to the cars you are looking for. You will however have to unlock these machines if you wish to use them in the Adventure mode, with most locked behind newly added multi-event championships. The lack of online and frustrating AI will test player’s patience, but underneath it all is a solid kart racer that is best enjoyed with friends in the silky smooth. Beach Buggy Racing is a decent attempt at bringing a kart racer to the Xbox One.

That means the likes of Rip Rod, Surf ‘N Turf, Bone Shaker, Twin Mill III, Donut Drifter, Hotweiler and Loco Punk are all present and playable – and for anyone who knows their Hot Wheels stuff, they’ll know those names are a pretty big deal. Beach Buggy Racing Xbox One Publisher: Vector Unit. You see, this add-on drops in no less than seven of the most iconic Hot Wheels motors into play here – all with the usual varying stats that accompany any Beach Buggy Racing 2 vehicle. Beach Buggy is back with an explosive sequel Drive into an action-packed, surprise-filled world of off-road kart racing mayhem.

For £8.39 (or £22.49 for the base game and DLC as one), you’ll find yourself treated to some of the finest Hot Wheels action this side of the Rocket League Hot Wheels Triple Threat content, the Hot Wheels Legends expansion that was once added to Forza Horizon 4 and, well, the release of the official Hot Wheels Unleashed racer which is arriving in the coming months.

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