One thing that AeroGauge does attempt is to capture the charm and magic of the SNES classic F-Zero, from many years ago. Sporting some impressive vehicle design, Aero Gauge appears to have a leg up on most other racers at the starting line. However, there seems to be very little else . Much like F-Zero, each vehicle excels in particular areas. Some are geared towards handling, others towards top speed or acceleration.
Tracks are interesting enough, featuring variable terrain, which in itself lends to the challenge.
Tracks are filled with wild turns, half and full pipes which all add up to a challenging and wild ride. Textures are well detailed and colors are sharp and vivid. Sadly there is very little else to AeroGauge than its stellar graphics and simplistic brand of racing. What this adds up to is a very docile and boring game in terms of longevity. AeroGauge controls well, and is pretty simplistic and very easily learned.