Mon Bazou
Rank #2020 on PlayPulse
Rank #2020 on PlayPulse
This is Mon Bazou! Canada’s foremost car building, maple syrup producing, street racing survival game! We’re freshly into 2005, and the age of tuners and street racers is in full swing! Take your run-down and rusty beater and turn it into a real racer! Make a living by selling firewood, maple syrup, and cannabis to the folks living in town, and wager your hard-earned cash in a street race the same night! Do you pour all your winnings back into your car to become the ultimate menace on the streets, or invest it back into your maple business for even greater returns? Who will you decide to help along the way? These questions -and more- are yours to ask as you write your own story in the quiet Quebecois town of Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond!. . . Core Gameplay Features. • Highly customizable primary vehicle with many cosmetic and performance upgrades. . • Many other cars, a truck, an ATV, and even a boat are available to drive. • Install your chosen upgrades by yourself, turning bolts and throwing wrenches as you do. • Rummage through a scrapyard for extra parts to sell, or even install on your vehicles. • Very flexible RGB and Hexadecimal based painting system. • Various trailers for
There is a good game buried in here somewhere. The Adventure, Cozy, Racing side of Mon Bazou is fine on paper, but the execution felt thin after the first few hours. The idea (Build your crappy vehicle into a race car, install the parts yourself. Make) is there, but the execution never catches up to it. Performance was acceptable, though the loop repeats itself well before the credits. It runs well on a mid-range rig, though the later areas get busy. Wait for a deep sale.
It took an hour to click, and then I could not put it down. The Adventure, Cozy, Racing mix is what kept me playing; Mon Bazou knows what it wants to be. It helps that the premise (Build your crappy vehicle into a race car, install the parts yourself. Make) actually shows up in the moment-to-moment play. Pacing is generous, checkpoints are fair, and the whole thing respects your time. Checkpoints are frequent enough that a bad run never feels punishing. Easy recommend at full price.
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