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About This Content Table Top Racing continues its world tour with the all-new 'Tropical Ice Pack '. Introducing two new and exciting locations; 'Life's A Beach' the Brazilian juice bar and the luxury Alpine resort, 'Yellowsnow Piste'. NEW GAME MODES, MORE GAMEPLAY - 'Checkpoint Racing', keep the clock alive for as long as you can! - 'Overtake Mode' challenges you to get past as many opponents as possible in the given time. - 3 New fully-featured Championships incorporating the new circuits AND game modes. - 18 New Special Events which bend the rules and test your brain as well as your driving skills. SIX NEW ACHIEVEMENTS TWO NEW LOCATIONS, 8 CIRCUITS LIFE'S A BEACH - Enjoy the warm, sunny shoreline of Brazil where you can lap-up the sea, sand, surf* and freshly squeezed fruit cocktails at the "Life's a Beach" juice bar. YELLOWSNOW PISTE - Why not head over to Europe and get some fresh mountain air, learn a new language or simply get a lower return on your 10 year bonds? The choice is yours! 6d5b4406ea Title: Table Top Racing: World Tour - Tropical Ice PackGenre: RacingDeveloper:Playrise Digital Ltd.Publisher:Playrise Digital Ltd.Release Date: 31 Aug, 2016 Table Top Racing: World Tour - Tropical Ice Pack Download Crack Serial Key Keygen table top racing world tour tropical ice pack Very good content. New game modes are awesome and the tracks are fine.One problem : random collisions. There are more in this DLC than in the base game and the first DLC. It's annoying, not a big issue, but when it happens, it's hard to stay calm.If you like the game, buy both DLCs.. I'm just posting this review as a counter point to the other fella on here. I purchased the DLC, and everything worked as advertised. If you enjoy the base game, I would recommend this DLC, particularly while it's on sale. Cheers.. The difficulty compared to the rest of the game is very different.This i dislike a lot, why did i buy this dlc?. dlc brings me into regular game. there is no added content.. After playing the criminally underrated base game, I couldn't wait for more content to be added - paid or otherwise - and imagined what could be added. I didn't imagine the frustration and cruelty the Tropical Ice pack would cause me to endure. This pack offers 3 new Championships, one for each of the car classes, featuring two new seasonal maps and two new game modes. The maps are the real show-stealer, or at least they attempt to be. One takes place inside a beach bar, the other on a wintry holiday resort. There's surprisingly little re-use of assets, and most of the maps' setpieces seem completely original. Even reskinned items are done cleverly and don't detract at all from the map. The actual tracks themselves need a lot more work done to them. The amount of times one gets hung on corners, or misjudges what should be a fairly easy slide are innumerable, leading to crashes and falling off the tracks many a time. Mercifully the game's unfairness is really just kept to its tracks - the difficulty in the modes seems genuine.... for the most part.I don't remember the controls pre-Tropical Ice Pack being as grindingly wound up as they are here, with even the Supercars failing to make sharp turns and recover from the speed drop quickly enough. Considering how fast you have to be in the highly demanding time trials and against the speedy AI, this makes the game feel meanspirited. I don't mind the rival racers being faster than me, especially when there's powerups galore, but when the cars don't feel as responsive as they should (especially now the other cars' collisions are a lot harder on you), it's like Playrise Digital are spiteful of you beating the game and paying for the priviledge of paying for new stuff out of enthusiasm.The modes are the only good thing about this pack, and if they were incorporated into the original cups I'd gladly redo them all just to experience them. Checkpoint and Overtake are self-explanatory; the former requires you to go through a slalem of checkpoints, awarding time for each one you go through successfully and deducting time for when you miss them. Overtake mode requires you to overtake as many vehicles as possible before time runs out. With these game modes I felt like I was constantly making progress with each checkpoint and car overtaken, whereas the constant fear of wasting 3 minutes in the hope of getting just one measly star so I can progress in the Championship made me miserable. There's new special events too, so if you want to replay these specific modes and maps you'll get bonus coins and XP for trying the individual maps and modes.But what is there left to spend gold on? There's no new skins or cars, so unless you own the other DLC there's virtually no point in playing this unless you fancy getting riled up about poor controls and frustrating time requirements. It's a shame given how I love both the Hawaiian and icy setting (two of my favourite kinds of place), but it's marred by its wonky design and unrealistic requirements to progress.Given how I'd waited months for the controller support issue to be fixed so I could play this, you can't say I went in expecting to hate it (especially if you see how much time I've put into the game). It gives a horrific first impression, and only continues to be a slog that reminds you there's another cheaper DLC you could've bought. If you're desperate for this, wait for a sale. It's not even worth its low price of \u00a33.99.