#Flatout sport fishing upgrade

The visuals are quite impressive, albeit not realistic in the slightest, which makes it all the more fun. Luckily, it is a good song, but after several hours, you may get sick of hearing it so much. The only complaint is that if each time you finish a game and go back to the Main Menu, the same song kicks on each time. There isn’t a single song on the soundtrack that I want to skip when it comes on. The soundtrack for this game is easily one of the best pieces of the experience. Multiplayer is straightforward, you can either play online in any mode, or in Party Mode with up to eight other players taking turns in Stunt mode. Five different Race types on 20 tracks, three Arena types in six arenas, and 12 different types of Stunt tracks make for endless, mindless, fun. We won’t go into too much detail, but let’s just say that you can have hours of playtime, and never play the same game twice. In the game setup screen for the Quick Play mode, you first choose one of three modes Race, Arena, and Stunt. If you’re mostly interested in the mindless quick modes, this game has a TON to offer you. Again, it is very repetitive, but if you value earning medals, you may be able to play for hours trying to earn gold in each game mode. Next comes the FlatOut Mode, which the game describes itself as “Sitting somewhere between racing and insanity…” Essentially, it is a progressive points mode where you earn medals the higher your points total. There are three tiers - Derby, Classic, and All Star - with each being rather interchangeable, aside from the exception of getting newer, shinier cars each tier.

#Flatout sport fishing upgrade

The game has quite a few modes, including a Career Mode where you can purchase and upgrade different cars, which adds a good collection dimension to keep you playing an otherwise repetitive, beat-em-up, racing game.

While repetitive at times, it was still a game I found myself playing for hours on end.