FAST: Racing League Wii

FAST: Racing League is a futuristic racing game for the Wii console, inspired by classic genres such as the WipEout and F-Zero series. Shin'en studio is responsible for creating the game, having many successful productions for Nintendo platforms.

The action of the game is set in the year 2112, when the main entertainment of the masses are extreme races of extremely fast, futuristic cars. The latest technical achievements and the invention of multiphase antigravitational technology allowed to give the struggle an unimaginable dynamics and dramaturgy. In the game, we sit at the helm of one of the six machines using this technology and race against our rivals in several different leagues and difficulty levels.

The basic game mode consists of three leagues of four tracks each, and we gain access to them as we win the next races. After selecting all leagues, we will unlock access to the next of the three available difficulty levels, where the competition is based on the same rules. In addition to the main fun mode, the creators also prepared 21 challenges, divided into three groups of 7 races each.

The game takes place on a total of 36 different routes (including three training routes), set in four sceneries (e.g. desert or arctic). The fun is diversified by power-ups scattered along the route, the action of which depends on the color. Bonuses of the same color speed up our car, while others slow down. It is also possible to change the colour of the vehicle, but it costs a lot of valuable energy, which can be easily lost in a collision with elements of the environment. On a similar principle (i.e. colour matching) numerous hills operate, thanks to which we can gain a few valuable seconds of advantage over our rivals.

In terms of FAST luminaire: Racing League is at a high level, to which we are accustomed by Shin'en studio productions, which are some of the best-looking games available in WiiWare. The game does not foresee the possibility of network competition, but there is a local multiplayer mode, in which on a split screen the maximum can race. 4 players.

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Last updated on 10 June 2015