Nail'd Review

For quite some time, racing games have come to be one of the most
challenging on our home console, in the point that many companies have
targeted cars and the market has become saturated with so many games
that although in most cases enjoy enormous quality differences between
them are often non-existent. However, there are some titles like
Motorstorm or Pure saga that have tried to give a twist to the genre.
It's the sly Nail'd that appeared on steam earlier than estimated. A
discreet arrival as sudden as that, when not hurt, allows PC users to
play a title before multichannel consoles.

Nail'd joins this new trend where our car arcade reflexes, speed and
extreme scenarios will be the main protagonists, not only for its size,
which will certainly be considerable, but also for the special care and
dedication that seem to have turned Techland guys each and every one of
the circuits. They not only compete against our rivals, but we must also
grapple with high speed hundreds of obstacles of various kinds such as
billboards, moving trains, wind farms, dams and many more ...

Nail'd invented nothing and does not even hide it. The game developed by
Techland is a kind of "plus" version of Pure, released in late 2008 and
since then has experienced neither order nor inspiration. "Plus" in the
sense that everything goes faster, higher, where the gameplay is more
arcade and behavior of motorcycles and quads more unlikely. Said like
that, the offer does not seem very attractive, especially in terms of
offroad racing surreal, Pure had outbid her way. Yes but then the
sensations are different insofar Nail'd quickly turns to test reflexes
and dexterity. The excellence of leveldesign is not because foreign
developers have imagined tortuous paths, full of shortcuts, impossible
to capture in one turn.

The interest of the game lies almost exclusively in the architecture of
the tracks since we must admit that the repetitiveness of Nail'd and
finally, its lack of originality; cost him dearly in the medium and long
term. The game offers 14 circuits divided into four real locations,
based on some of the most stunning natural environments of our planet.
Yosemite National Park in California, full of cliffs, vertical walls and
trees of great realism, the Andes whose paths will tour various
ecosystems and natural landscapes as cold to warmer, a Mediterranean
natural environment showing multiple details of our habitat and finally,
the spectacular desert of Arizona where you can enjoy walking the dusty
racing legendary Grand Canyon and their steep slopes.

Although at all times travel at speeds of heart attack, some circuits
will be so extensive to overcome a single round can take three to four
minutes, which together we can choose different routes to reach the
goal, it gives us idea of the wide expanse of the stage. In them, we
will continually jumping impossible where even control the fall, bump
into hopelessly against rivals cumbersome and we will have to do to
limit wheelspin if we get those thousandths separating victory from
defeat.

But before becoming uncomfortable with Nail'd, pay tribute