Fit check
Is The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans who want flying cars rather than conventional cars
- Players drawn to futuristic city settings who want races with vertical routes
- Competitive racers interested in rankings that include drivers from around the world
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a range of racing disciplines may find the focus on flying-car races narrow
- Players who prefer conventional ground-level tracks may hit a wall when overtaking requires moving above or below rivals
- Players looking for combat racing with weapons will not find those mechanics in the described game
- Players seeking stated multiplayer modes such as split-screen may find the described scope limited
Our take on The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow
The bounce point is the shift from familiar track-based overtaking to three-dimensional passing. Players who expect to pass rivals only from the side may hit a wall when routes also call for moving above or below them.
What is The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow?
The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow is an arcade racing game set in a futuristic cyberpunk city.
Players drive flying cars in races, overtaking opponents from the side, below, or above. The city brings together architectural styles from around the world, with buildings that combine familiar and unfamiliar influences. The game features five detailed locations. Races also connect to rankings of drivers from around the world, where players can compete for a leading position. The focus is on flying-car races in a high-rise urban setting.
How The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow plays
- 01Vertical Flying Races
- Racers can overtake opponents from the side, below, or above.
- 02Five City Locations
- The game features five detailed locations in its cyberpunk setting.
- 03Driver Rankings
- Players can compete for a leading position in rankings of drivers from around the world.
The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow compared to similar games
The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow centers on flying-car races, vertical overtaking, five cyberpunk locations, and driver rankings. GRIP: Combat Racing combines wheeled and airborne vehicles with weapons, while Barro offers small-car races, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer. Redout: Enhanced Edition is an anti-gravity racer, and OutDrive is presented as a music runner.
The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow: platforms & release
Is The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans who want flying cars rather than conventional cars. Skip it if: players seeking a range of racing disciplines may find the focus on flying-car races narrow.
Where can I download The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Last Element: Looking For Tomorrow on?
Windows only.
