There are very few portable futuristic racers that manage to capture the essence of a high-speed race in the pinnacle of the express. Developers often run amok of ideas, as mankind really has no idea of what racing games will be like in the future. Will we be driving propulsion-energized vehicles, jetpacks, or what not? Armada FX Racers is a small attempt at a futuristic racing game that makes use of plasma-energized vehicles, which must scale around a track. Rather than simply different racers, you'll be facing up to six different race-based vehicles, each with their advantages/disadvantages. This over-the-head racing game features your vehicle as a small sprite (but not like a mini-kart), in which you have to guide your vehicle on the narrow track, while maintaining a finishing place of 1st (or 2nd, depending on the requirements). After each race, an alien lifeform will come down to interrupt, and you must race it as well (but continually ram it to bring its life bar down). The racer who does the most damage to the alien creature receives the victory for defeating it.

This is basically how Armada FX Racers plays out. Aside from that, it features extremely varied/colorful graphics that truly stand out, almost to a SNES game. Music is alright, slightly repetitive. Unfortunately, all of this comes at the cost of a somewhat sluggish frame rate when all four racers are competing. The frame rate reduces greatly when the amount of racers lowers, but it's still a noticeable problem. The storyline is simplistic. Several racers from the Armada Galaxy have decided to group together and race against each other as a competition to see who is the most dominant racer. Along the way, you'll have to defeat various forms of the Armada race, who try to cause chaos amongst the various planets. In the end, you must unite with your fellow riders to destroy these cursed creatures.