It’s so cool to see how a track starts out and stretches with different pieces like boosters, magnetic upside-down loops, and ramps that send you across a room just like a Hot Wheels car in real life. That’s even before you add in the other drivers who just bring another level of anxiety. There are so many different track types and pieces added to each one that makes them just as wondrous as they are difficult. This is in part due to the great craftsmanship that’s gone into cultivating these tracks. While these two types of races make up the bulk of the game, I really enjoyed myself thoroughly throughout my playthrough. There are two different kinds of challenges to take part in that will slowly create a path for you to move along in order to defeat these bosses time trials and races. You’ll cruise across a map with different challenges set up for you to complete in order to beat the game’s five bosses. The campaign is your chance to learn the ropes of what the game has to offer as well as reap the rewards within it. As designed, most are easy to pick up but with some caveats that I’ll get into more as we work through each one. It’s boiled down to a campaign, quickplay, multiplayer, and editor selections. To keep within a child-friendly focus, Hot Wheels Unleashed takes great strides in making things easy to pick up and run with, sort of.
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