Hype Games!!
Will this be the path that Racing Master follows?
After NetEase released their latest racing game Ace Racer, many players are wondering if this will be the path that Racing Master follows, as both games are developed by the same company. Before we make an analogy between the two games, let's talk a little about Ace Racer.
Ace Racer is a game released on March 9, 2023, and features excellent graphics and simple gameplay for racing games. The game is completely focused on making the player compete against other players in a race that is reminiscent of Drift Max Pro. It contains simple controls to allow the player to easily adapt to the game's style.
With its excellent graphics and simple gameplay, Ace Racer is a game that even after a few days since its release, is still attracting new players. However, much of this is due to the lack of competitiveness in this specific category of games, where for years no game has been released that can make a difference and force companies to evolve their approach and content for this specific segment of games.
When playing the game, you will notice that it is literally focused on selling items to players who will never open it again in one or two weeks. The game follows the famous NetEase standard where the focus is solely on selling skins to show your friends that your car is shining.
Which in a way is not wrong, as in the hope of having something beautiful to the eye, the players themselves feed this game market focused solely on your money. Young players hoping to have the glowing skin feed these types of games, where they do not bring content and do not make companies launch better games working with content that does not involve just selling items and bringing a game that often dies in 1 to 2 years, taking the money of many players.
And Racing Master may follow the same path, focused on selling skins and trade items, where players will continue to feed this universe of games focused on taking your money and having no commitment to players. D-S believes that these games are the famous "HYPE GAMES", which after their release, they die, as was the case with CarX Street, which after its release, the game disappeared from the focus of the players when all that hype in the end served for nothing.
These are games that are often driven by the community itself, in the hope of being a game that will fill the gap in mobile racing games, driving more and more developers to bring horrible games focused only on your money.
And players who agree with these types of games cannot complain when the game simply disappears from the app store without giving any explanation. Since many support big companies that have enough money to bring a worthy game to bring games that are horrible and often.
D-S said: "As long as the mobile community allows games like this to be created, giving hype and money to these companies, mobile racing games will not evolve."
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