Unlike other arcade style racers that rely on repetitive synth tracks, this game has a unique and memorable soundtrack that enhances the game as a whole. Something I particularly love about this game is the soundtrack. It fits the Nintendo Switch console incredibly well. The game itself plays very well, with smooth, intuitive controls and a pleasantly modern take on retro aesthetics. The Playground mode is particularly interesting, as it features fresh, frequently updated content and leaderboards to compete against. You can play through an absolute mountain of tracks in World Tour mode, the Championship mode and the Playground mode.
There’s plenty of content to keep you occupied in this game. Horizon Chase Turbo combines all of the elements of an old school, arcade racing game and adds a fantastic modern spin to it. Slipstream is a fun, retro racer with decent music, 80s graphics and a lot of content to keep you occupied. Once you nail them, though, the gameplay is incredibly satisfying and works well on the console. The controls do require a little patience at first, especially with the exceptionally long corners that you’ll find in the maps. You can play through in Grand Prix mode with a standard cup based system, Grand Tour mode with time limits or Cannonball mode with heaps of customization in place. Taking a very obvious hit of inspiration from arcade racers from the 80s, Slipstream is a pixelated racer with upbeat music, bright visuals and plenty of maps and gameplay styles. If you’re a fan of games with a retro feel to them, Slipstream is one of the best racing games to get for your Nintendo Switch library today.
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