If your goal is to just get through the game, it is easy enough to complete the tracks, but the game developers are hoping you'll savor the experience of flattening zombies or crashing into your opponents. The problem is that the levels are so big and the zombies are so numerous that the quest to squash them all too soon becomes tedious. If you're partial to ramming into your opponents it can be difficult to find them if they are in faster vehicles than you. If you are partial to destroying your opponents you can collect power ups for your car like bombs, or oil slicks, but they're difficult to aim at your opponents.

There are a few elements of the game that are particularly frustrating; for instance, there is a compass in the top left of your screen to guide you to checkpoints along the track. The compass ends up getting obscured a lot by buildings on the city tracks. This can be really annoying if you just want to get through the game. I wasn't too fond of the vehicle controls either. It is hard to make subtle turns, especially when trying to ram into opponents. It also would have been nice to see a link mode with this.

Where the game really shines is in the choice of vehicles and in the size of the racing environments. There are over 15 vehicles to choose from; everything from a police car to an industrial plow. The heavier the vehicle the more hits it can take, but the slower it'll go. Personal favorite: combine harvester with its wide front end. Each individual track is quite large, and there are over 30 tracks on this game. They have managed to pack a lot of game into such a small package. There are a few nice flourishes in the game like the zombies who get caught on your bumper and end up being dragged a couple of blocks.