WHAT THE CAR?

"WHAT THE CAR? is a dynamic and entertaining racing(?) game featuring obstacles, jumping ropes, and cucumbers. It offers a wide variety of levels and themes that’s only rivaled by the number of different car designs and quirks available for each …"

"What the Car is perfect in small doses, especially if you’re looking for something to pick your mood up with a few laughs."

"WHAT THE CAR? offers a chaotic and humorous experience that embraces limitless creativity. With its short levels full of unusual situations, the game constantly surprises by changing the rules and introducing new crazy ideas at every turn. However, this dizzying …"

"It has a lot of fun mechanics like unique vehicles and rewarding challenges. However, the level designs did not encapsulate me in the way I was hoping. This game is packaged wonderfully with lovely music and visual design and a …"

"What the Car? was a nice, little moment of silliness in a packed summer, full of games that have demanded a lot of time and energy. It made my hardened critic&s;s face crack a smile multiple times, even if it …"

"Fans of the franchise will get a good session from WHAT THE CAR?, and I can see that it’ll do well in the streaming category as well, especially with the fan-made levels already reaching ridiculous proportions. If you don’t gel …"

"If we’re measuring the success of What the Car? by laughs per minute, it’s a pretty sweet ride. The overworld eventually wears out its welcome, and some of the harder levels feel a little too frustrating for a comedy game. …"

"Let’s be honest, WHAT THE CAR? isn’t for everyone. The chaotic physics engine and the constant barrage of unexpected challenges can be frustrating at times. This is a comedy racing game, with an emphasis on the humor first. With its …"

"What the Car looks darn great, it sounds wacky as hell and is about as much fun as I&s;ve had with a game this year so far."

"What the Car? is absurd from top to bottom and glorious because of it. It offers easy to pick up but difficult to master challenges across so many themes and permutations that despite being made for pick up and play …"