Review of Rennsport Racing Game
After trying out Rennsport, it’s clear that the developers missed the mark. Their attempt at implementing the game fell short due to incompetence, leading to its eventual removal. To make matters worse, the game lacks support for triple screens, limiting the overall gaming experience.
During the closed beta phase, I found Rennsport to be quite mediocre and unexciting. The absence of AI opponents for single-player racing makes it solely focused on online multiplayer. This limitation significantly impacts the game’s appeal and replay value.
Upon further investigation on SteamDB, it’s disheartening to see that only a small player base remains active in Rennsport. With approximately 56 players on Steam and a few more on Epic, the game’s future appears bleak. The lack of interest from the gaming community has already labeled Rennsport as a failed project.
Additionally, Rennsport introduces crypto assets into its gameplay, allowing players to trade cars as if they were valuable NFTs. This decision may alienate traditional gamers who prefer a more straightforward approach to gaming without involving cryptocurrency elements.