When you beat them you unlock them so you can play as them. At certain points you’ll also have a boss level where you’ll be 1 on 1 against another opponent. In addition to the regular races there are elimination races where the player in last gets kicked out after a certain amount of time and there are time trial races as well. Throughout the career mode you’ll take part in different kinds of races to avoid things from getting stale. Everyone is racing illegally so why the police only targets you confuses me and makes these instances seem pretty unfair. One of the things I don’t like is that at times police will be chasing you during the race but they chase only you. The AI is fair for the most part I would say and even if you fall behind you should be able to catch up if you’re not too far into the race. Otherwise you’ll cause yourself to crash causing you to fall behind. You’ll have to learn the tracks though so you know when you’ll have enough time to pull off the trick you’re attempting. The more complicated the trick the more boost you are rewarded with.

You start the game with access to basic tricks but as you progress and earn XP you can unlock more tricks that are more complicated to pull off. You earn boost by performing stunts during the race and you pull these off by moving the sticks in various directions. You control the game using R2 for gas and the X button for your boost. You probably aren’t playing this game for the story anyway. That is pretty much the gist of the story so nothing too deep or anything but it’s there. They tell you that the person who had you arrested is now the champion of this racing league and to get your revenge you’ll have to win races to face him. The game then skips ahead to when you are released where you meet back up with your friend from the tutorial. Another person who is present ends up calling the law on you causing you to be arrested. You then play a short tutorial where you participate in an illegal water race against a friend. The game starts you off by throwing you into the career mode and letting you choose between playing as a male or female. Riptide GP: Renegade however has been crafted with consoles in mind so that ends up leading to a lot of improvements. That was mostly because it was a mobile game that was brought over to consoles. Now if you’re like me you probably didn’t find Riptide GP 2 to your liking. You may recognize their name from some of their past games like Hydro Thunder Hurricane and more recently Riptide GP 2. If you’ve been longing for a new water jet ski game that is actually good like Jet Moto then indie developer Vector Unit may have something for you.

I hate riptide gp renegade