Leans Action (fast and physical), rates generously, rarely finishes, and has a soft spot for Valve.

Now this is pod racing
Obvious review title aside, who knew that a Star Wars themed racing game with roguelite was just the game I needed? Cleverly the devs did as they made me that game. It looks like Star Wars, plays like Burnout and is genuinely good fun. It's not going to change your life, but it's a cracking game that shows there's some life in SW games. Between this and Zero Company it's been a good few gaming months for the franchise. If only the movies / TV shows could have such a streak. The more I play it, the more I realise the depth of the mechanics. Creating a build for one track screws you on another on the next planet. It's deep, it's challenging, and it's just great racing. Well done devs, you smashed it Buy it...

THEIR HIGHLIGHT REEL
Average given 8.4 · most often a 9 · 40 reviews
If Mortal Engines ever got a game, this would be it
Driveable cities that have to battle other cities and castles in an never ending quest for resources. Apart from it being an easy comparison with the current corporate and country based greed world that we live in, and clearly inspired by the Mortal Engines trilogy of books (we can forget the film), this is a fun little game in the mold of Brotato and Vampire Survivors. The deeper you get into a run, the more major bosses appear. Kill four bosses in a run and you win. The challenge it positions is how to do those runs quickly, competing for time against your friends and the wider game playing world. Performance in a late stage run needs work (there's a lot of stuff on the screen by the end) but other than that this is another good little game that you can play with the sound off while you listen to something more interesting.
I've got sand where I don't want sand
007 First Light