After successfully releasing Tokyo Xtreme Racer into early access, developer Genki has released version .0.11.0, bringing with it a roster of new additions and changes, such as a detailed photo mode, stretched tyres, visual sparking effects for when you hit walls and an overhaul of the livery editor and stickers.
Tokyo Xtreme Racer was first launched in January, and no significant updates have been added since then. The developers' active addition of these major features is an excellent sign for this game's furiously passionate fanbase!
The new Photo Mode UI in action.
The photo mode and its new UI are consistent with other arcade racing games' efforts. However, the camera movement and stability could undoubtedly be improved. All these things will be ironed out in future updates and patches.
New livery editor tools and stickers.
The new livery editor adds stickers, changes some UI sections, and allows stickers to be placed on the glass and windscreen—an integral part of Japanese car culture and JDM-inspired cultures worldwide!
It is not just the stickers and livery editor that have seen some love. The new stretched tyres are a welcome addition for those stance boys who prefer their car to scrape along the floor and be utterly inoperable about 50 KPH... Do not fear! These new stretched tyres are cosmetic and will not affect the car's driving, handling or drifting abilities.
Stretched tyres UI
The new sparks upon contact with an immovable object
What do you think about the latest Tokyo Xtreme Racer Update? Let us know in the comments down below!
Tokyo Xtreme Racer was first launched in January, and no significant updates have been added since then. The developers' active addition of these major features is an excellent sign for this game's furiously passionate fanbase!
Photo Mode
Perhaps the headliner for this first big update for Tokyo Xtreme Racer, a new photo mode is now available for players to capture their best racing moments in all their glory. Photo modes are an exciting and niche part of racing games, but you will find that most include them. We will have a guide up for how to best use the Tokyo Xtreme Racer photo mode very soon!The new Photo Mode UI in action.
The photo mode and its new UI are consistent with other arcade racing games' efforts. However, the camera movement and stability could undoubtedly be improved. All these things will be ironed out in future updates and patches.
Visual customisation and tyres
This new update has undoubtedly changed up the look of Tokyo Xtreme Racer. The new stickers and customisation options, especially, open up an almost unlimited number of opportunities for players to adventure through and find what they like.New livery editor tools and stickers.
The new livery editor adds stickers, changes some UI sections, and allows stickers to be placed on the glass and windscreen—an integral part of Japanese car culture and JDM-inspired cultures worldwide!
It is not just the stickers and livery editor that have seen some love. The new stretched tyres are a welcome addition for those stance boys who prefer their car to scrape along the floor and be utterly inoperable about 50 KPH... Do not fear! These new stretched tyres are cosmetic and will not affect the car's driving, handling or drifting abilities.
Stretched tyres UI
The new sparks upon contact with an immovable object
What do you think about the latest Tokyo Xtreme Racer Update? Let us know in the comments down below!
