Crash Drive 3

I probably wouldn't have looked twice at this game if not for the fact that I had gotten two copies of Crash Drive 2 for less than $2 and had a surprising amount of fun with it. Crash Drive 3 is "more of the same" of Crash Drive 2, but improved in virtually every way. It's easy to jump in and out with friends or random players, and there's no obligation or strong push to join in on any of the events that are taking place constantly. It's very much a go-at-your-own-pace experience, with few exceptions. The first big exception is that unlocking more vehicles requires you to fully "level up" a certain number of previous vehicles. They level up naturally as you drive them, but if you were really looking forward to driving the police car, and it requires you to level up 15 more cars before you unlock it, then it can feel like a real grind trying to max out one car after the other before the payoff comes. And that just unlocks the car. You still need to purchase it before you can drive it. And that brings me to the second big exception: Cars get more and more expensive to purchase. I've never really had a problem having enough money in the game for the things I need/want, because I don't spend it on anything until the moment I want to buy it. But I introduced a very young family member to the game and he doesn't really understand the concept of money yet. He gets really excited checking his garage every few events to see if anything new has been unlocked, and if he sees that the "buy" button is enabled, he clicks it. This means that he doesn't realize that the reason he can't afford the firetruck he's been dying to drive since the moment he got the game is because he's constantly spending all his money on accessories like license plates or exhaust/trail particle effects. He also doesn't understand that going into his garage to change vehicles in the middle of an event makes him lose all his progress in the event, meaning he doesn't score very high or win very often which means he earns less money than someone a few years older might. Other than those two roadblocks, we've had a great time playing, exploring, driving around crashing, and participating in events. Whether you've got only 5 minutes or a few hours to spare, you can easily fill your time with Crash Drive 3. Oh, and there's also a PVP tank battle mode in the game, but I don't really care for that kind of competitive gameplay, so I generally don't do the tank battles. That said, it seems...

It's like back to good 90's, when games were pure fun!

It's an OK game but feels like a porting of a mobile micro-transaction supported type of game, it's fun to play 10 minutes at a time but don't expect a successor for "Vigilante 8"

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Very fun casual game Just enter a game and play many random minigames with random people Had fun for 4hours, after that the concept got repetitive for me

Pretty fun racing game with a trick system, lots of frequent events and an extra tank battle mode. I had fun on my initial playthrough, it gets a bit boring once you've gone through all the areas but it is something I come back to occassionally.

This game is way more fun than it has any right to be. Bought on a whim while it was on sale, ended up buying four more copies for friends and putting in 10+ hours the first day! Multiple levels to explore and participate in several different challenges on each, a lot of cars to unlock and upgrade, and cosmetic items to customize your rides. Zero in game purchases!