So far no glitches to my knowledge. If memory serves, the game has been solid save for maybe one hazy instance but I'm unsure.
One thing's for certain: If you get a PB on a track and don't return to menu at some point, it doesn't save. If you for instance, get a PB and try for better, then accidentally exit the entire game from the in-race pause menu, you have no PB. I've had to do this twice now.
I really wonder if something similar to a weathertenko could be performed in this game on looped courses. For stuff like Avocado Roller, I wonder if specific falls could be made useful in any kind of way, hmm...
I haaaaaaaaaaaaate that track. Avocado Roller can bite me, but it would be neat to drop onto or land in further segments of the track for skips. Just need to find the places to clip.
3 years late... So I HAVE come across a glitch, but not a useful glitch lol. It's been a year or so since I played this game, but if my memory is correct, basically if you pause the game and then press unpause + some other button, the whole game freezes and crashes lol. So.. yeah don't pause. [But this might only be on the Switch version I have and maybe doesnt crash on PC?]
There's a glitch in Race with Ryan, where if you pause the game, unpause it, and then hit a frame perfect pause it skips the entire track. Since it was made by the same company, and (probably) used the same engine/code, maybe it's possible in ASFR, too?
Edit: forgot to mention this, but I am not available to test this until next week because I am on vacation, lol
I probably should have posted something about this already, if you can find a way to the finish line, it will count the lap (unless it's on Icy Grapes, still mad that I never got a working OOB cut on that). Apple Pikes, Posiemon, Dino Juice, and Dragon Spring all have Out of Bounds routes that are consistent, but Dragon Spring barely saved time with the amount of vertical walls you have to climb. Basically any map where you go vertical or past vert with a tube (not a loop) will let you fly out of bounds.
