The former of those puts players into a four-chapter campaign, with each one culminating in a 1vs1 boss battle against each of the biggest heroes of the city. Other than practice, players can take part in both a Story mode and Multiplayer. This practice mode quite simply removes all opponents from the stage, allowing you to learn each track, find the fastest routes and discover the ins and outs of the game, before letting you race against a ghost of your individual best lap time. Options to play against bots of your chosen difficulty are found here, but most surprisingly for me was the option to run through each stage in a Solo Run. Whilst many will view practice mode as the go-to mode for tutorial lovers, in SpeedRunners it is an essential place for those wanting to master every course. But what game modes are on offer to put your speedrunning to the test? So that’s the main jist of SpeedRunners – an endless runner that pits you and your competitors in a first to three rounds match to justify who is the best superhero.

That in itself will take some time given the many arenas that are available in the game. Boost drains, and to get more you’re going to need to learn the best route of each circuit to make sure you hit the boost pickup zones dotted throughout each match. But once more, this isn’t a free-to-use-as-you-wish ability. Boost pushes each character to much faster speeds than the normal run and can be just what you need to get that little extra distance on your opponents. Every character has one, but utilising it well can often be the deciding factor over gaining a win, or avoiding a loss. The other game changer is that of the speed boost. This isn’t something that can be used freely though, and it takes perfect timing to fire your grapple at specific ledges to ensure you get the advantage of swinging quickly… with the slightest mistake sending you back the other direction towards the vanishing depths of the edge of the playing screen.

This is a tool that allows players to swing large distances without any loss to momentum. There are two of these, with the grappling hook being the most significant.

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