Boost Zero Switch Review

There is a giant hole left by F-Zero. Yes, F-Zero GX is on the Switch 2 Gamecube Classics but I’m talking a new one. In its place, various games have attempted to take its place as the king of the futuristic racing genre. Boost Zero is not that game. Is it bad? No. But its a seven dollars game. Unlike Mario Kart and Sushi Race, Boost Zero isn’t even in the same galaxy as F-Zero, as much as it valiantly tries. Let’s get into it. Rabbit Chasing is a great mode TBH. Boost Zero’s meat is the championship, taking place on several course-worlds consisting of 4 events. The events range from time attack, to various races, to rabbit chasing, where you, umm… pick up a “speeding rabbit.” The courses are straight point a to point b, no laps. The controls are accelerate, brake and boost(which shares with your power bar). Turning corners is a matter of braking at the right moment. The game will alert you when the turn is coming up with an arrow. You start with 3 cars, and get more as you unlock new…