It's hard for any game to try to reinvent the wheel, especially when its seen its fair share of games in that genre. Sometimes though when a game thinks its bringing something new, it is really bringing something old. Nail'd is an arcade ATV/MX racer with an emphasis on big jumps and speed. The game is all about throwing a bunch of stuff at you during the course and how fast you can get to the finish line. Doesn't seem like a hard thing to master? However what you get is a racer with great track ideas but spotty collision detection and some overall uninspiring execution.
The developers for Nail'd are going a different rout in delivering a pure arcade racer that is sure to capture the ultimate amount of speed while behind these ATV's and motocross bikes as well. We got a hands on with the latest build for the game and here are our impressions so far.
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