Racing Bros is a free game and that, somehow, is too high a cost. Just think: you could fill that 1GB on your PS4’s hard drive with something better, like a folder full of identical Witcher 3 screenshots or a single car from Driveclub. Here’s a look at Racing Bros in action: To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Manage cookie settings — Baker1707™ ??????? (@Nick_Baker777) February 25, 2020 My favourite thing about this game is that it appears to be a racer where it’s almost impossible to turn a corner without your vehicle toppling over. The course is also littered with invisible walls. “Gather your friends and get ready for a goofy and fun 4 player racing experience for almost all ages!,” says the store description, brutally owning anyone under three years old who will have to miss out on this masterpiece of PEGI 3-rated digital entertainment. “Choose between different modes and use your skills to challenge your friends, parents and the neighbour next door.” God, I love that. Pop round next door and ask your neighbour if they fancy 1v1-ing you on Racing Bros. Go on.
“Modes included: - Classic Racing - Cops vs Thieves - Stop The Truck - Downhill And many more…,” the description continues. “Game developed by 4 Gladiators studio, a small indie studio which focuses on making couch multiplayer games and co-op games.” A Google search for “4 Gladiators studio” turns up absolutely nothing. There’s seemingly no website and I wonder how this game even made it onto the PlayStation Store in the first place. Someone DM Jason Schreier at Kotaku right this second. The gaming draught has finally ended.
