WHAT THE CAR?

Apparently cars can do whatever and be whatever they want. The only limit is imagination and dancing bears. As much as I like this game, most of the levels feels too similar and redundant to capitalize on what made "What The Golf?" fun and exciting and it just boils down to "car with legs does non-car things". Unlike WTG, the levels are more one and done and there isn't much expansion on these ideas which makes it...

12 found this helpful, 2026-03-22

I desperately want to enjoy this game, and for the first several hours I did. However, I'm not sure any game I've ever played has so thoroughly outstayed its welcome. I'm not sure exactly when my enthusiasm started to wane. By the time the beach and sandstorm levels arrived, however, I realized that any prior joy I was experiencing had now completely shifted into annoyance and fatigue. Part of the problem, to be...

7 found this helpful, 2026-02-25

WHAT THE GOLF? was a game that I really enjoyed. WHAT THE CAR?, however, doesn't seem to capture the same magic that WTG? had. If you're looking at this game and you haven't played WHAT THE GOLF?, go play WTG? instead. If you've played WTG?, maybe you'll like this one, but go into it with tempered expectations.

10 found this helpful, 2025-12-25