Another problem with 4x4 Evolution is the illusion of reduced gravity. When an SUV drives over the crest of a hill, it would be expected that the truck lift off the ground a little and then smash down to earth almost instantly. Overall, 4x4 Evolution is problem free, but every game has its flaws. Now that I have just torn this game to pieces in the paragraph above, I would like to emphasize that no game is perfect, and 4x4 Evolution is much better than made out to be earlier in the review. The best feature in 4x4 Evolution is the career mode.
Players start out with a specified amount of money and have to win races to obtain more.
The more money a player receives, the more parts become available for purchase, and the better your truck will become. Although the concept seems simple, the races become progressively harder, and winning is incredibly difficult. As you progress further into your season, you will slowly build up to that ultimate truck we all dream of. Another strong feature in 4x4 Evolution is the sound effects. Almost every truck has a unique engine sound, and the tone and volume of these sounds change depending on the RPM of the engine.