Nitro City Racing is the kind of game that looks like it should be a chaotic, neon‑lit arcade blast, the sort of thing you’d pick up for a quick dopamine hit between bigger releases. The trailers promise drifting, boosting, and a city full of hazards. The Xbox store page leans into the “pick‑up‑and‑play” vibe. And Eastasiasoft’s catalogue is full of these small, punchy arcade titles that usually know exactly what they are. But Nitro City Racing never quite finds its gear. It’