Top Gear RPM Tuning Critic Reviews

You'll definitely get your twenty bucks worth and then some for Adventure mode's script and some of its choice dialog alone, and putting the wheel to the road in Free Ride isn't a chore at all.

Worthy of a rental given the actual play time is not very long.

Babylon Games has put together a decent game, but not one that can compete in current, over-crowded market of tuner-style titles.

Every conceivable feature is executed with a class-B mentality.

An obvious attempt to cash in on the street racing craze by providing bargain-basement production values, unlicensed cars, and about as much excitement as a half-lit sparkler.

There's no good reason on God's gray earth why anyone would want to play this street racing game when there are so many good ones available.

The Xbox is not bereft of good racing games, and this one is just plain bad.

Street racing is a scene based on flash and presentation, and Top Gear RPM Tuning simply doesn't have the goods.

Unless you are a fanatic of tuning and modding vehicles, steer clear of this mess.

RPM Tuning isn't even worth a dumb racing joke about flat tires and blown engines. Please, Kemco: Stop.