The game's gorgeous graphics simply beg for a replay mode. There are third-person scenes of cars driving around in the attract mode, so this feature must have been at least planned. After you finish racing, scores aren't kept and you're returned to the title screen. Instead of having cars flip over when crashing, they simply burst into an ugly Rush-like fireball. Unfortunately, this happens a lot until you get used to the tracks.
Seasoned players can beat it in a weekend's time.
The number of courses is a bit on the low side, but mirror tracks and different weather and daylight conditions keep players going. Looks a lot like Seattle. No braking required. This mode makes the game. Unlike most other racers in its class, Top Gear Overdrive offers a Championship mode not only for one player, but for a total of four.