All of the tracks feel varied and unique from each other. Some races will have you driving through the woods dodging trees, in the desert jumping dunes, and even in (and over) canyons. The maps themselves are nowhere near your standard design either. Because Nail'd tries to go for an exciting way to race, you'll constantly be taking huge dips and climbing hills to setup for those huge jumps and airtime. Harsh angles will even have you racing almost completely sideways along a dam at times as well; there's definitely some racing here I've never experienced before. And like any good racer, there are tons of secret pathways and branching routes to take. Do you play it safe and stay low and quick or go up that huge hill and hopefully land in front (or better yet, on top) of your rivals? You'll be making these decisions in a split second due to how quickly you go while boosting which is where much of the excitement comes. http://naildbiter.com/oWJ1g
Like to play racing games and watch live race events
