Publisher Secret Mode and developer Ice Beam have announced the PS5 and PS4 versions of Make Way are now available. The game launched on other platforms earlier in the year, but this party racing title is now ready to hit the road on PlayStation systems.
If you're unaware, Make Way is a four-player, top-down racing game you can play locally or online, complete with various weapons to deploy against your opponents. However, it's fused with a DIY track-building mechanic, that sees all players adding random elements and track pieces to the course, creating increasingly chaotic races to overcome. Think Micro Machines meets Ultimate Chicken Horse.
The PS5 and PS4 versions launch alongside a major update that adds bots for online races to fill empty slots, improvements to connectivity, bug fixes, enhancements to weapons, and more. On top of that, Make Way features cross-platform multiplayer, meaning you can dive in with players across all systems.
Make Way is out now on PS Store for £11.99 / $14.99. Will you be checking this one out? Make your way to the comments section below.
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I mean, Micro Machine was the party game of choice back in the day. I'm tempted.
This doesn't look anywhere near as charming as Micro machines.
Hmmmm. No premade tracks is a deal breaker for me. I don't have time to make stuff - I just want to play. Wonder if you can access and play uploaded tracks the community have made? I also wonder why they didn't bother to make any themselves.
Shame as it looks like it could be good and scratch that Micro Machines itch.
@bring_on_branstons I think the track building is all done on the fly in a very quick fashion, as opposed to a detailed editor. You're just shoving component parts together between races, as far as I understand.
@bring_on_branstons you and your team members build the track on nearly 10 Seconds. It’s a blast for Couch Koop!
@TravelingBob @Quintumply
ah sounds intriguing thanks for clarifying - I'll dig deeper sounds fun!
Sounds like this might eliminate the feature/issue many kart-style racers have - the player who memorized the track the best usually wins, especially if there are hidden shortcuts not commonly known yet. With a new track every time, the advantage goes to the twitchiest racer, not necessarily the one with the more hours in.
I'm intrigued.
Interesting idea. Ill play it when it comes to psplus
After Micro Machines V3 and Circuit Breakers way back in the middle ages, I've never played a single one of these top-down racers that felt just right.
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