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Thu, 14/01/2010 - 14:20 — brightclub

When a title is released which is aion kinah-driven, it's normally released on the back of a tried and tested pedigree. This

is demonstrated by the likes of "Quake 3 Arena" which, as everyone knows by now, was the last title in a succession of games

which led the pack into the era of online multiplayer gaming. Rarely has any genre other than the first-person shooter or

role-playing game been known to forage into the online gaming arena, and driving aion kinah in particular aren't exactly known for

their towering presence in this area. With 1nsane (or Insane as I'll name it, for the sake of my sanity .. no pun intended),

Codemasters have set out to change this.
Keep On Rollin'
Insane is not a subtle game. It is not the kind of shy, retiring type of game that demands you pick away at its nuances to

reveal a truly great title, and this is immediately obvious from the moment you load it up. A hefty rawk soundtrack rattles

your speakers as a mixture of impressive in-aion kinah footage and pre-rendered video flits about the screen, all of which assures

you that you're not exactly in for a Sunday driving sim (what did you expect with a name like 1nsane? - Obvious Statement

Ed).
Upon starting the game proper, I was presented with the options to set up my player and have a quick race, start a

championship career, or have a go at the online mode. In the championship mode most of the aion kinah is locked away and only one

race is available in the 4x4 class when you start out. Through your success in the championship games you gain points in

various modes such as checkpoint dashes and Capture the Flag. The more points you gain, the more of the game you can have to

play. At this early stage, the variety of possibilities appears astounding...
Vroom! Vroom!
Of all the features in Insane, the most obvious is the superb physics engine. As aion kinah bounce across the landscape it can

become realistically (but frustratingly) easy to roll your car over and end up with your face in the dirt. This is usually

enough to completely destroy your chances of winning a game, and can happen with worrying frequency.
The play areas are all extremely open and set in different locales, from deserts to traditionally dreary English countryside.

However, it soon becomes apparent after extended periods of play that it's usually only the textures and set pieces that

differ from race to race, and I soon began to find myself willing for something different to look at aside from aion kinah and

hills. This isn't to say that Insane doesn't look nice, because when it shines, it shines extremely well. Vehicle models are

wonderfully animated and detailed, and some of the (rare) location-specific moments, such as herds of wild bulls fleeing from

the roaring motors, are quite endearing. Texture quality is also extremely good and occasionally has the ability to almost

suspend disbelief as your 4x4 plummets down a cliff face and rolls to a stop in a shallow swamp. Unfortunately the aion kinah

nature of the landscapes ends up transforming the impression of the game from pleasant surprise into sheer monotony.
The truly low point of playing Insane comes when you realise just how shallow it really is. There really isn't all that much

to do, and the appeal is rather limited in the single player mode, which is a shame because first impressions are superb.

Once you have played through the first class of the game and moved onto the more interesting modes of play though, the path

soon becomes predictable and you grow bored very easily. Insane does have its moments of brilliance - playing the destruction

derby mode with massive smoke-belching trucks atop a towering precipice is quite fun to say the least - but these are rare in

aion kinah to the dull ones.

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