#SKYDRIFT INFINITY SWITCH REVIEW UPGRADE#

Each of these is color and symbol coded on the tracks, so the game rewards you for paying attention and having good control because going for the specific one you want, like the rocket or shield, can sometimes be tricky to do.

#SKYDRIFT INFINITY SWITCH REVIEW UPGRADE#

You’re able to bank 2 of them at a time, and picking up a second copy of a powerup that you already have will actually upgrade yours into a more powerful or useful version. On top of this, some races have weapon pickups that you can use to get rid of the competition.

It feels very natural, much in the same way that some of us will sometimes move a controller or lean when playing a game, even though that doesn’t actually do anything. Instead of having to hit a button in order to go into some kind of drift, you merely also tilt the right stick in the direction of your turn as well, creating a steep bank to get around those really tough corners. What about really sharp turns then? I really loved this. You do all your steering with the left stick and accelerate with ZR, a fairly simple starting ground. Obviously that means that the controls are really going to be the biggest thing we need to look at, and I am pleased to report that this game controls pretty dang well. Basically all you are going to be doing is racing planes, with a little dogfighting on the side. Perfectly fine by me since the gameplay is what I was here for. There’s no story here, it’s pure gameplay, just flying planes real fast. Knowing that I needed to see for myself if this can carve out its own identity. So, when I got a chance to review SkyDrift Infinty I took it. It has a ton of content, so we don’t always feel the need to seek out anything more.

However, I think part of the reason is that Mario Kart is a franchise that makes a lot of us Switch owners feel content with what we have. Though that doesn’t mean that I don’t like the feeling of going fast around a track. Granted, I gravitate more towards cart racers than something like the more grounded Forza. I do not own nearly as many racing games as I should as someone who tends to like the genre.

Skydrift infinity switch review