The bastard love child of Prince of Persia, Burnout and Mario Kart.
Full Auto is a racing sim. Just what we need, right? Yet another racing game. It's not just a racing game, though. It has a twist. What's that, you ask? You have all sorts of guns, rockets, etc. mounted to the hood and rear of your car.
As you've probably guessed, the game is very destruction oriented. In fact, destruction is the soul of the game. Once you choose your car, you get to pick from a number of different weapon presets for use during the game. Unfortunately, you can't mix and match presets. Although, there is a large variety of presets available.
Once you have your car and weapons, it's off to the track! Full Auto is an extremely fast paced racer as it is, and with the added bonus of weapons it just makes things harder to monitor. The developers seemed to have realized this, and have added in a rather interesting feature: the unwreck system. Didn't land that jump correctly, resulting in a flip, spin and crash into a bomb, killing you? Rewind! You simply rewind the game to before your mistake and try it again. Sounds like it'd kill the game, right? Wrong. It actually makes it a hell of a lot more fun
Of course, with all this activity going on, the game does slow down a bit. Personally, the only time I've ever noticed it was when I would kill another car. The game would slow down slightly as the camera repositioned itself over the car to get a slow view of the car getting destroyed. Other than that, there appears to be a pretty stable frame rate.
The music in the game is very forgettable, unfortunately. Don't get me wrong, it isn't bad, it's just forgettable. In fact, the music is quite good, if you like techno. Unfortunately, and audio bug stops all custom playlists when the game hits a loading screen.
All in all, the game is a pretty fun game. It's definitely worth it to try the demo or rent it. I wouldn't recommend it to all, but I would definitely play it until my controller died.