There’s a lot to unlock in this game, and it’s not as simple as it seems, which was also a pretty nice surprise for me: Cars 3 can actually be a challenging game at some points. Everything in the game is unlockable either by winning standard races or by completing certain milestones. You can also unlock cosmetic customizations to your cars, such as colorful nitro boosts and different types of horns. There are twenty racers available and twenty racetracks to unlock both in “Race” and “Battle Race”. Those weapons pack one hell of a punch, and it’s really delightful to explode those screaming ambulances and school buses.īesides all of these varied modes, Cars 3 boasts a lot of content to unlock. I have no idea if this has actually any canonical relationship to the movie, and I also can’t deny it feels completely out of place in a Disney game, but dammit I found entertaining. “Takedown” is all about using these weapons to destroy as many cars as possible, in the closest you’ll get to a new Twisted Metal or Vigilante 8 nowadays. We’re talking machine guns, rocket launchers, grenades, landmines, and so on.
“Battle Race” is the same as “Race” mode, with the addition of items to attack your opponents with, and I’m not talking about PG weapons like banana peels and shells. The weirdest and most enjoyable modes in Cars 3, however, are the “Battle Race” and “Takedown” modes. The game has tons of milestones to achieve.
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