I’m really enjoying Where Winds Meet. The world feels relaxing to explore, the atmosphere is beautiful, and it’s the kind of game I’m happy to come back to after a long day. It’s not trying too hard. It’s just a lovely experience, and I’m glad I started playing it.

This game is pure chaos in the best way possible.

You start with a nice little racetrack. Then everyone starts adding nonsense — loops that go nowhere, train tracks, spinning hammers, jumps straight into walls… and suddenly it’s less about racing and more about surviving the monstrosity you just built.

Playing with friends is where Make Way shines. Every round turns into:
• Someone screaming as they miss the jump again
• Someone else laughing too hard to steer
• And me, flying off the edge because I was too busy watching the chaos

Weapons? Oh yeah. Goo guns, giant mallets, Tesla coils — it’s Mario Kart if Mario Kart was designed by a mad scientist on no sleep.

It’s quick to learn, impossible to take seriously, and dangerously addictive. If you have friends (online or on the couch), buy this. If you don’t… this game might help you make some.

10/10 would get wrecked by a train again. 🚂💥
P.S. Whoever invented bumpers deserves both an award and a jail sentence. Nothing ruins friendships faster than me placing them in the nastiest spots.

This game is a true labor of love.

Every day I play... Not many games make me do that. -> 10/10!