Make Way, the chaotic 1-4 player party racer from developer Ice Beam and publisher Secret Mode, has officially arrived on PS4 and PS5. Known for its frenetic pace and creative track-building, Make Way continues to expand its platforms by finally arriving on the PlayStation as well. In addition to its PlayStation debut, Make Way players will experience the major 1.2 patch overhaul across all other platforms.
This update brings bots to online matches, enhancing gameplay by filling slots when friends are unavailable. Improvements to connectivity and reduced lag promise smoother racing experiences, making it easier to join other players’ games seamlessly. The update also includes several smaller tweaks, such as beefed-up weaponry, the ability to skip troublesome sections, and various bug fixes. Players can access the full patch list to see all the improvements.
Check out the Extended Gameplay trailer for the game below:
Make Way has already garnered positive reviews on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S, achieving a Metacritic score of 83 for PC platforms. One of the standout features of the new PlayStation versions is their full cross-play compatibility with all other editions. This means players on any platform can race together on their collaboratively crafted courses, enhancing the community and competition. Additionally, Make Way is verified on Steam Deck, providing an exceptional handheld racing experience for those on the go.
Make Way offers a unique blend of track-building and racing chaos. Players can mix and match unique track pieces and hazards to create near-endless course configurations, ensuring no two races are ever the same. The game encourages players to fight for weapons and power-ups to gain an advantage over their competitors. As players progress, they can unlock new track pieces and vehicles, adding to the wackiness of the races.
Up to four players can join in, either locally or online with cross-platform multiplayer. Customizable rules allow players to adjust chaos levels, giving them control over safety barriers, hazard placement, and more, tailoring the game to their preferred style of play.
With its arrival on PlayStation and the significant updates provided by the 1.2 patch, Make Way continues to solidify its place as a must-have party racer, offering endless fun and excitement for players across all major gaming platforms.
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