Stunning Tropical Environments: Racing locations set amongst the lush jungle, emerald lagoons, and towering peaks of a remote Pacific island.The result is an enjoyable experience that emphasizes the strengths of each ride while causing the player to be supremely in tune with its weaknesses. What's more, it seems as though the addition of new vehicles has prompted the team at Evolution to rethink the way each handles. In other words, they are very accurate, familiar, and user-friendly.
Controls remain largely untouched from the original title. Graciously, turning down the background music in the options menu is a possibility, and the responsive control scheme the game employs will have you forget about the initial cacophony of dime-a-dozen axe-slingers. I realize taste in music is subjective, but the selection has a very narrow appeal. The effects while racing are fine, but the music selection, though fitting, is a haphazard mix of mass-marketed garage bands that haven't gotten over the fact that amps allow for sound distortion.
Sounds in MotorStorm: Pacific Rift falter when compared to the excellent visuals. All in all, the game looks even better than its predecessor. This is perhaps the best minor tweak to the game. Speaking of crash animations, players will be relieved to know that they have been refined and fine-tuned no longer will players have to restlessly wait through over-the-top animations that emphasized visual awe rather than actually adding to gameplay. Moreover, the varied environments of the Pacific island location blow away the dusty visuals of its predecessor.Īll the vehicles, physics, and crash animations are nicely depicted. The environments take detail and lighting to another level, the mud and water effects are astounding, and every race runs incredibly smoothly there are no stability issues whatsoever. Well, suffice it to say that MotorStorm: Pacific Rift is not only one of the prettiest racers but also one of the best-looking games out there. I keep hinting at the pristine visuals but haven't gone into depth.
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