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Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX
A relatively recent entry on this rundown, 2017’s Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX presents a top-down racer in the vein of classic Micro Machines. But unlike Micro Machines’ ability to draw players into its perspective, Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX’s tracks were simply too far away. Players are more like satellite observers to the bland racing going on far below. Stiff controls, uninspiring racetracks, and a super annoying announcer who repeats the same phrases over and over means Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX is a very hard game to recommend.
