Sounds - 4/5
On a more positive note, I like the sound design. Even though you are, by default, forced to endure endless epic battle music akin to fantasy RPGs, while driving, it does sort of fit.
What I mean by that is it gives the entire game more of a casual vibe to it. The music allows for you to take the game less seriously as a sim. And, in combination with everything else, this more casual approach just makes sense.
"It just works", someone once said.
And I'm tempted to agree here, in this example.
Past the music, you have car and environment sounds. The vehicles sound okay-ish but are a bit overpowered by the aforementioned music.
The environment sounds great, however. The thunderstorms and rainfalls make you feel like you are actually in the eye of the storm. Great Job Saber Porto!
What I mean by that is it gives the entire game more of a casual vibe to it. The music allows for you to take the game less seriously as a sim. And, in combination with everything else, this more casual approach just makes sense.
"It just works", someone once said.
And I'm tempted to agree here, in this example.
Past the music, you have car and environment sounds. The vehicles sound okay-ish but are a bit overpowered by the aforementioned music.
The environment sounds great, however. The thunderstorms and rainfalls make you feel like you are actually in the eye of the storm. Great Job Saber Porto!
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