critics praised the game's presentation and graphical interface. "kotaku" was very positive about the game's graphics, saying, "playing this game is like playing an italian neorealist film." they praised the game's graphical representation of this type of film, despite it being a modern game "it still captures the naturalness and honesty of the films of that genre." "kotaku" also praised the game's atmosphere, ""wheels of aurelia" captures a moment in time when conventions of italian life were being challenged, and it’s worth getting a little insight into these struggles." rosa piermarco of "ign italy" also commented on the games' graphical representation, citing "mention of merit to the nice low poly graphics and two-dimensional portraits of the characters inspired by the seventies comics, such as those of "lanciostory" and "skorpio""