Of the six minigames, this one felt most like its own thought-out game, and the Kinect was almost never frustrating. Seeing someone creep up behind you, their hand only a few inches away from your feet, is a strong motivator to hurry up. I encountered electrified grips, wind gusts, and AI competitors who grabbed my ankles and ripped me from the cliff. It sounds simple, and it is… until the traps come. The motion of reaching out to grab a ledge, closing my hand to grab, then pulling my hand down to my side to lift myself up is natural and easy to get the hang of. My personal favorite was the rock climbing game.
Even on more challenging levels, I was able to dodge obstacles and keep up with the competition through skill alone.
Open your hand to let off the gas, make a fist to go faster, and turn by moving your hands like they’re attached to handlebars. Wave racing in particular controls very well, and I was surprised at how accurately the Kinect read my hand motions.
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