Dean Blackburn

I have sat through five episodes, and all of them have followed a similar pattern. For about forty minites, our main protagonist, Lana, has some dull and inconsequential discussions with some very average actors. Then, as the viewer is about to nod off, a bomb appears on the scene. These crescendos have some entertainment value, but the characters and plot are so thin that very little seems to be at stake. It is hard to escape the conclusion that TP is a missed opportunity for ITV. In the right hands, the concept could have made for a compelling show with a relevant political backstory.

This game is more or less unplayable. If I am lucky enough to get my car on track without a bug or glitch, I can hardly control it while I am driving. The steering assist, which cannot be turned off, pulls the car to one side if you wander off the 'racing line', and there is no force feedback for controllers, so the car feels like it is floating around. This is not the SIM-style game that we promised. It is, at best, a bare bones arcade game. Do not get me started on some of the missing features. There is no stage racing, and the 'rules' are entirely inaccurate. The developers should be ashamed of themselves for letting us spend money on this garbage.