Simple Racing

This game true to it's title, is very VERY simple (most people might even considered it as lackluster).
You race around a track (randomly selected) with 7 other players/AI (8 including yourself). As you race cleanly you will get "Simple Points" for your "Simple Ratings" (basically a Clean Driving rating), it's there just so people can see and judge how dirty or clean you are. You get money and buy some better cars and... that's it.
Pros
+ A pretty solid handling physics (leans toward the grippy and understeery handling for cleaner racing line), no stereotypical "brake to drift" mechanic from most arcade racers
+ Online Multiplayer, you can pick 3 regions (US, EU, Asia)
+ Ghosting mid-race (or as the game called, collision avoidance) prevents Forza players from playing like a Forza player, neat
+ Penalty for corner cutting, really unexpected from such a simple game
+ Plenty of track variety
+ Plenty of cars
Meh
= Too simple / lacking features (although that is to be expected)
= Can't choose track
= The track all looks the same (the environments), only the layout is different
= No customizations whatsoever
= Brake lights for AI aren't visible (I haven't checked for player opponent)
Cons
- As the description said "no controller support exists to level the playing field for casual gamers", RIP controller players
- Need constant internet connection / no offline
- As of now, the graphic settings will reset after races
- No player population...
- Can't turn off racing line
TL;DR
If you like a simple racing game where you can do simple races all day long, maybe with friends too, then go for it (it's pretty cheap anyway). If not then I can't recommend this game, it is very lackluster in it's current state
I'll update this review as new update came

Generally, concept of simple racing game with low requirements appeals to me. This game can be ideal for playing short sessions on notebook or even ultrabook (On my Dell Latitude E7240 game runs in 30fps on lowest).
Driving model is very simple (your car will never oversteer for example), so you can focus on racing, not fighting with car, however it requiers some learning at the beginning.
Unfortunately there are very few players in online mode at this moment, so you'll more often compete with bots raather than human players.
For me, this game is also too simple. Apart from actual racing you can choose server, car (18 models inspired by real supercars), go to lobby and wait for race in practise mode. If somebody connect to your lobby you will race with him. If not - you will race with bots. That's all. I think some simple tuning system would be nice addition.
Graphics is simple and legible, and that's all I can say about it.
Big plus for Linux version (working out-of-the-box)
Overall, "Simple Racing" has potential, but now it's unused due to very little content in game. I felt like playing tech demo rather than full game. But it was solid tech demo, so if the author will continue developing it, the game become very enjoyable little racing game for occasional playing in travel.

It's a great game for simple fun, quick races without high stakes. Even though collision avoidance bugs out sometimes and leaves you freefalling underneath the map, and the things the dev said they fixed in the last update weren't fixed for me (Although I'm on Mac, maybe that's the reason), I would suggest the buy. 3 dollars is a fair price, and a could be a good investment -- as it's a new game and will develop further.
P.S. for the dev: Practice is the correct spelling. C, not S.

Just what it needs. It has the features of a racing game. It is not pay to win, and it's fun above all. I highly recommend this game to everyone.

Super recommend this game, simple, light, but very fun. Many thanks for the version for Linux :)