Moto Rush Reborn

What you see in Moto Rush Reborn is what you get. It features a very specific set of controls, a neat cyberpunk aesthetic, and a gameplay loop that won’t set the world of fire, but is perfect in small bursts. Be it for you to seek for a higher score, or for that missing collectible in Chapter 6, it’s a fantastic experience in ten minute sessions, in between playthroughs of larger titles on the Switch. It’s the kind of indie game that does one thing only, and it does it well enough.

Moto Rush Reborn is a simple game. It doesn't bother telling you a story; you're here to dodge obstacles for no apparent reason. It doesn't have time for cutscenes or to add depth to the race.

If you’re looking for an experience somewhere between racing and an endless runner, this works out reasonably well

Fast-paced autorunner-style racer that will take you through retro-futuristic Tokyo highways