Disney SpeedStorm: Beginners Guide

We have previously provided you with the most comprehensive review of the Disney SpeedStorm, including everything from its positive aspects to its downsides. We gave you all you needed to know about Disney SpeedStorm to help you decide whether it was worth your time, and since you're here, you've already chosen it. So, let's improve your racing skills and familiarise you with the tracks.

Gameplay BasicsControls and Navigation

Disney SpeedStorm: ControlsIn the game, you could navigate your cart using four different sorts of controls: tap, tilt, buttons, and touch-drive. All of these options, including Touch Drive, allow you to customise your control arrangement as you see fit. You should personalise your layout because the default one is not very good and crucial icons are too far away, causing delay in using power ups and, in certain cases, loss of vehicle control.

I find the buttons to be the most useful of the other alternatives. It allows you to effortlessly navigate around curvy edges and is considerably easier to grasp than the others. If you've never played a kart racing game before, buttons are the best option.If you want to fully enjoy the game, avoid the Touch Drive option. If you use this option, it will automate the majority of the race, so you'll be watching it rather than playing it, which takes away all of the enjoyment; thus, I recommend manual driving. While we're talking about automation and manual driving, you should also consider turning off the steering assist option.

Collecting power-ups and boosts

Boosts and power-ups are essential elements for every Kart racing game. Power-ups are what distinguish Kart racing from other racing games, and Disney SpeedStorm has many of them.Apart from the basics of power-ups, SpeedStorm takes it to the next level. You can use the charge-up version of the basic power-up, which is like an ultimate version and gives you extra speed, attack, and defence from the usual version.

Avoiding obstacles and opponents

Opponents aren't the only thing you have to worry about on the tracks; there are several obstacles you must conquer in order to stay on the track. The obstacles come in many shapes and sizes, from massive monsters to petty roadblocks. Some might throw off your balance, while others can send you back to last place, so keep your eyes on the tracks.Winning races

Winning races at Disney SpeedStorm isn't easy. To reach the finish line, you could pick more than one route, each with its own set of challenges and rewards. To keep ahead of your opponents, you'll also need to discover and use secret shortcuts on the map. There are three basic things that can significantly increase your winning chance.

1.Shortcuts

To master the maps, you'll first have to be familiar with them. That you can do by playing on the same maps multiple times in single-player mode.

2. Headstart

You can go ahead of everyone by dashing at the start of the race. To dash, rev up your engines, and aim to be in the green spot when the countdown stops. These few metres often determine the outcome of the race, particularly in PvP.

3. Drifting

Drifting is an important aspect in Disney SpeedStorm, as it is in every racing game. Drifting on the tracks gives you extra speed boosts and quickly fills your speed boost metre. Drifting also enables you to handle the curve easily. Corners and curves are also the perfect spot for you to drift, and you should focus on just drifting on the turn as drifting on the straight road can greatly reduce your speed.

Characters and Abilities

Disney SpeedStorm: Characters and Abilities

There are over 100 Disney characters in the game, each with their own set of special abilities that can only be used once in every race. To use your special talent, you must first fill out the progress bar. These power-ups vary from giving you an additional boost to providing offensive or defensive power. Special power-ups will last for roughly 10 to 15 seconds.

Unique abilities and strengths of each character

The game's characters are all divided into classes. These classifications shape the characters' play styles and have a significant impact on the talents they obtain during races. Disney SpeedStorm has four classes.

1. Brawler: Characters of the Brawler class like to battle and may stun their opponents' cars during races. Brawlers gain extra speed by stunning other racers; they can collide with others right at the beginning of a race; and they receive offensive talents more often, making them a great choice for gamers who want to crush their opponents above all else.

2. Trickster: Characters with the Trickster class frequently acquire extra offensive skills throughout the race, as well as speed boosts for successful hits on their opponents. Trickster is an excellent class for players who love an aggressive play style and want to destroy everything in their way.

3 Speedster: Characters from the Speedster class move quicker than those from other classes. These characters frequently obtain power-ups that provide bonuses in the race. Speedster is suited for those who appreciate speed and prefer to complete the race first.

4. Defender: Characters from the defender class specialise in defence and are ideal for those who wish to finish the race without interference from other players. Defenders frequently gain abilities connected to protection and defence.All of the classes are excellent and have their own applications in the race; ultimately, it comes down to how you want to play the game and your preferred play style. In my perspective, Speedsters are the most beneficial class since they gain most Spoes-related skills and drifting bonuses.

Upgrades and Customizatio

Upgrade materials are essential items in the game for levelling up and upgrading your acers. The first few upgrades need generic or class-specific materials, but as you'll continue to upgrade the characters, more and more collection elements are required. The materials you'll use to upgrade your characters are not interchangeable, sellable, refundable, or replaceable. The racer can only be upgraded after collecting all of the appropriate ingredients. Generic materials apply to all racers, whereas class-specific materials can only be used for particular classes, and collection materials are unique for each collection.

Game Modes

There are different game modes in the game that give you various rewards as well as test your skills. Intuitally, most of the modes would be locked, and you would have to unlock them by progressing in the single-player campaign. There are mainly three types of game modes available in Disney SpeedStorm.Single-player races

Disney SpeedStorm: Single player Mode

The single-player races include the starter circuit and seasonal tours. The starter circuit is a tutorial stage with eight stages that will help you learn the fundamentals of the game. To access other modes, you must first clear the starter circuit. The starting circuit's requirements are simple: you must complete all eight races within the given time frame. Seasonal Tour is the second stage of the single-player campaign, and it is when the actual gameplay begins. There is a lot of information on the seasonal tour, and several of the stages have distinct characteristics and clear conditions. Otherwise, it is identical to the starting circuit.

Multiplayer races

Disney SpeedStorm multiplayer races include four different modes.Ranked Multiplayer: In ranked multiplayer, users compete against each other in real time to climb the leaderboard, upgrade their racers, and receive various rewards. Every race you win earns you points, which are used to advance in the multiplayer ranks.

Regulated multiplayer: You lose access to all upgrades and power-ups. In regulated multiplayer, just the driver's skills matter.Private Tracks: Privacy Tracks is an online option in which you can create your own race and map to compete against or play with your friends. Private tracks don't provide any rewards.Split Screen: Split Screen is an offline medium that allows gamers to compete against their friends and family.

Special Events And Challenges.

Events and challenges are time-limited missions that can be refreshed daily, weekly, or monthly. Special events provide you seasonal money, tokens, or other common items. Limited-time events also supply upgrade materials required for specialised collection upgrades.

Tips for Success

1. Use shortcuts. Shortcuts significantly reduce the time you'll need to get to the finish line, and you'll have fewer opponents on shortcuts.

2. Master the timing of the head start. Mastering headstarts is the key to victory. Those few metres at the beginning of the race often become the difference between winners and losers.

3. Upgrade your characters. Upgrading your characters gives you extra speed and handling in the race, both of which are crucial to winning the race.4. Use charged skills: Whenever possible, use the charged-up version of the power-ups instead of the normal power-ups; they don't just give you more speed but also increase the chances of you knocking out everyone around you.

5. Use speed pads. On the tracks, you'll find speedpads. Try to use all of them.

FAQ's

Is Disney Speedstorm a pay-to-win?

Yes, be prepared to empty your wallets if you want your favourite character. The multiplayer mode is especially p2w and the most pay-to-win game I've ever seen.

Is Disney Speedstorm offline?

No, Disney Speedstorm is not completely offline, however you may access some parts of it without using the internet. Without an online connection, you can only play in split screen mode.

Is Disney Speedstorm available on mobile?

Yes, Disney Speedstrom is available across all platforms, including PC, Nintendo, and mobile devices. Currently, it is under early access and only available in a few countries.