The Crew™ 2

Game just crashes when trying to past the settings screen, The Division 2 works just fine on my system with the same ubisoft launcher tie in so i don't think it's that

Fun game , good gameplay with controller lots of different vehicles to use.

Even though i like racing videogame, i hate this game I couldn't play it because when I open the game it lags a lot and cant do anything.
It's not the PC that can't handle it but the game itself which is super buggy.

absolute dog sht.online only messes everything up. latency is bad so only usa and eu will play nice. the rest of the world can suckit. no offline mode eliminates more than half of the gamers on earth. and the game freezes ever so often. and the traffic is so low it is practicaly non existent. based on this game i will never buy the crew motor fest. wil be the same garbadge with new graphics

very good bikes,boats,and cars,and planes. great graphics

Fucking dogshit of a game. Not even worth one euro.
-Bad graphics
-60 fps limit. Seriously? Is this why I have a 165hz monitor and a 4080. Fuck this I ain't playing Roblox
-The whole feel and controls and menus make no fucking sense. I had to search up a tutorial to see how to leave a race. HOW TO LEAVE A RACE. Yes, you need the shortcut in-game "B", but you don't have the option in the menu? What the hell
-As we all know, dogshit physics, feels like I'm playing a free indie game on google.
-The story is dumb as fuck. Like, no I don't get excited that I get more useless ass followers so then i can buy something.
-Buy forza or something else.

it is a fun game at first but then you learn that all the cars sound the same for the most part and then the game peaks and then just becomes really unfun no good no like

very good cars and bikes go vroom very loud good yes

The Crew 2 lets you seamlessly switch between car, plane, and boat mid-air—just don’t try it on your morning commute or you’ll end up on the evening news.

I read a lot of the comments before I purchased this game, and I was somewhat leery. I purchased on a Steam sale for $9.99 and after playing for 16 hours, I can honestly say that if I had paid full price for this game, I'd still be satisfied. This is a very entertaining game, it's kept me busy for hours already!!

The format of the game seems to take a little getting used to, at least for me, having never played Crew (1). That said its as intuitive as any other game... sort of ...but when I couldn't figure something out I always seemed to have fun with whatever it was that I was in.

I'm a simulator game liker, playing ATS, ETS2, Rimz Racing, Assetto Corsa, FS17-22 and I found this game to be realistic enough to keep me entertained. There are some things about it that make it a little "whaaaaat?" but that's what makes this game that much more fun. It's not as uptight as some of the other racing games, yet still offering an absolutely massive open world to roam about in with challenging races along the way.

I'd recommend this game hands down. I am pleasantly surprised by the graphics, the game play, the physics and even the sound effects. The comments sort of had me thinking this game was just going to be, "Meh" but it's more like "Yay!"

you vroom vroom realisticlly and crash into poles and stuff. very fun

I like boats, and planes.
The map lacks two crucial buildings, wish they were there.(iykyk)

The Crew™ 2 is a very good driving game with cars, planes and boats races, a big map of the USA to explore. You can customise your car with a large choice of equipments. The graphics are nice and the soundtrack is good. I bought this game for only 1€, I recommend it!!! 💛🏎️🖤

it's fun but for some reason it keep crashing everytime i click start the game it just loads abit then crashes and it frustrates me

my game normally opens but when i press start then it crashes. i cant play the game at all.

Fucking Ubisoft Connect . TF u mean lost connection after i already reinstall the game . Was about to buy the Motorfest but i guess imma not buy anything that made by ubisoft ever again . And i hope does everyone too , what's tge point I'm buying your game but i can't even play it .

It's well, pretty meh. Not a huge fan of the franchise or Ubisoft. It's not that I don't like some Ubisoft games, I just don't care for how the company treats it's customers. Anyway, back to the game itself. The graphics are good, the gameplay is ok and the overall game seems to be well... bland. At first, it appears to be exciting but the novelty quickly wore off for me. I never felt fully engaged with the game or interested in what came next. I only have 6 hours in the game but I think thats a testament to how well it didn't hold my attention. I also don't like how it is an online game only as I mostly play single player in all my games. Pump the hate brakes, yes I knew it was an online only MMORG when I got it so part of the purchase is on me but in all fairness, I'm sure I got it super cheap so it was at least worth the purchase to me. Would I recommenced it to others? Thats an easy NO even at $10.

Game cannot be launched on SteamDeck due to dependency on Uplay software.

The Ubisoft app tells me the game will be bound to my account but then says it can't authenticate ownership of the product. And what is the point of buying it on Steam if I have to use a separate launcher to play it! (not that I could even play at all)

Got the game cheap in a sale and had quite a lot of fun. There is for sure enough content to keep you interested for a while. Just make sure to turn the dialogue volume all the way down or you will go mad from the horrible writing lol

Variety choice of cars, racing, cruising around a minimized USA, satisfactory video quality. Great game automobile enthusiasts aside from NFS Series and Forza Series.

Many people say that this game is bad, assuming that it is because of the horrible graphics you will always notice. Personally, this is one of the games that I would recommend to give some time to spend on because it is fun and the player has freedom to cruise around and do numerous activities whether you play by yourself or with a built crew.

With the ability to switch to another vehicle whether air or water while driving, you get to realize that there are so many things that this game offers. For me, this is an awesome game, though the sole issue I have with this game is that it is only playable ONLINE. I wish there is a feature where in you can drive around and participate in races even without the online feature or just disabled online mode. In addition to the free-roaming, there are races that provide the player a huge drop of cash and with the ability to increase the number of drop of car parts and money by progressing your ICON stats, you are guaranteed wealthy enough to purchase numerous vehicles of different disciplines that are so many that I am speechless of this game and how amazing it is.

To conclude. The Crew 2 is fun. Surely some will say the graphic renditions, especially buildings and environments have awful sight to it, but still, with all honesty, this is a fun game to play. If you purchased the Gold Edition, you will receive free, if I am not mistaken, 22 vehicles for free and few exclusive vehicles that you can get for free.

Fun, simple racing game. Decent physics, more arcade like than sim.

I loved playing The Crew 2, especially because of the enormous open world and the ability to use all kinds of vehicles. It is such a fun game to switch between cars, planes, and boats. The graphics are great, especially during different weather conditions and across different locations.

Multiplayer is also a great feature. It's always fun to compete with friends or random players in races.

Although the progression system felt a bit grindy sometimes, it didn't take away from the fun. I'd recommend The Crew 2 to anyone who loves open-world racing games or just wants a game that combines driving with exploration. It's great for both casual and competitive players!

There's better racing games out there. TC2's driving physics just feel really clunky.. it has bikes, planes and boats which is cool, this game is pretty grindy which im not really a fan of, especially that you have to earn the parts and it's kind of luck based.. for the rest this game is alright, it got a pretty nice big map, fun events, and a lot of content.

for me it's a 6/10, it's alright but there's better games out there tbh

Game has started to crash frequently now. And please add an option to turn on headlights/drls. Game is good if you just want to drive for long hours but again it crashes and you might end up unistalling it and play NFS instead.

This game is so cool and i wish they don't make it fully offline away from my friends especailly my own wife GRACE https://steamcommunity.com/id/GRACE_STINGRAY/ , we love playing this game so much day and night

I purchased on steam a version of The Crew 2 for me, and a version as a gift for my nephew. He logged in with his uplay account, and when I started my version, it said that I introduced an incorrect uplay account. The ubisoft support confirmed that the game is linked tho my nephew's uplay account and the only thing they done, is to link both accounts, and now when I start the game, I am forced to play with my nephew's profile. What a stupid system!!! I am mad!~

It’s nice gamed for racing! ,But it needs to maintain a little settings while out of the game

the creator of the game cheat, they controle your car to make you loose rounds. most of players they cheating. i keep seing flying cars, superfast cars in a low tier cars.

Keeps my nearly 4 year old entertained for hours at a time, only down side is i have to do races to win money so he can buy cars but the games pretty decent so i dont mind playing also.

The Crew 2 Rating: 8.5/10
is a thrilling open-world racing game that takes the driving genre to new heights—literally. It’s not just about cars; it’s about boats, planes, and motorcycles too, making it a unique, multifaceted experience for adrenaline junkies.

The game’s recreation of the United States is nothing short of breathtaking. The massive open world, with its diverse landscapes ranging from urban skylines to desert canyons, feels alive and encourages exploration. You can seamlessly switch between vehicles mid-race, transitioning from road to water to air, which adds a layer of excitement and variety that most racing games can only dream of offering.

The vehicle selection is extensive, featuring everything from high-performance sports cars to monster trucks, stunt planes, and powerboats. Each handles differently, and mastering the controls for each type is both challenging and rewarding. The arcade-style physics make the game accessible to newcomers while offering enough depth for seasoned players to perfect their techniques.

The career mode lets you dabble in different motorsport disciplines, such as street racing, off-road challenges, pro racing, and freestyle events. While the storyline is minimal, the focus on progression and upgrading your fleet of vehicles keeps the gameplay loop engaging. The multiplayer component also shines, allowing for competitive races or co-op exploration with friends.

Visually, The Crew 2 is stunning, with detailed vehicles and dynamic weather effects that add realism to the game’s world. The photo mode is a standout feature, allowing players to capture jaw-dropping moments during their adventures.

However, the game isn’t without its flaws. The AI can sometimes feel overly aggressive, and the grind for in-game currency can slow progress for those not looking to make microtransactions. The absence of a proper story-driven campaign might leave some players wanting more narrative depth.

Overall, The Crew 2 is a high-octane celebration of motorsports and exploration. Its ambition to merge land, sea, and air into one cohesive experience pays off, offering hours of fun and variety. Whether you're a casual player or a die-hard racing fan, this game has something to offer.

The game is pretty good game to play with friends to end the day with a relaxing ride through the united states along with the good community created maps it makes it a lot fun

The Crew 2 - A Thrilling Adventure Across Land, Water, and Air

Variety of Vehicles and Gameplay Modes

• Street Racing: Perfect for high-speed chases in urban environments.
  
• Pro Racing: For those who love precise and competitive circuit challenges.
  
• Offroad: Ideal for rugged terrains and adventurous players.
  
[*]Freestyle: Offering stunts and tricks for the daredevils.

Game Mechanics and Challenges

Multiplayer and Replayability

Conclusion and Verdict

Verdict

Fun game.
If you're a car person, you'll most likely enjoy it, don't treat it as a simulator, just a way to have fun and zoom around in cool vehicles, there's tons of content and objectives in the game, so give it a try.
The fact that i can drive the RB14 is also a plus.

This game is extremely sloppily coded piece of trash - I spent equivalent of 1 USD to buy it and I still feel ripped off. Why? Well no matter what the game crashes due to a C++ runtime error just after clicking "continue/new game" in the menu. Not to mention that to get to aforementioned menu each time I'm forced to watch a 30 secs long unskippable stupid animations. Reinstalling all the C++ packages up to Nov '24 from the MS website doesn't solve the issue nor running the executable as admin or deleting Ubisoft folders from AppData. Reinstalling Ubi Connect also doesn't help. As I've looked up for possible solutions (none of which worked) it came to my attention that this C++ runtime error issue persists since the game's release 6 years ago and hasn't been fixed since! All the other over 70 games installed on my PCs and laptops run just fine but not The Crew 2. Apparently Ubisoft devs don't give a single flying f*ck about product support nor quality control. With such an approach towards its clients it's no wonder that company's valuation went 80% down in the last 5 years. Gentlemen... what else could there be to f*ck up???

This game is amazing! I love it! I've had so much fun with it, just driving across the US feels great and there are so many different vehicles to choose from, from hovercrafts to boats to helicopters (and lets not forget) cars!...and planes. The developers went for quantity over quality which means the graphics aren't the best but if your trying to fit the whole of the united states its understandable. This was my review.If you made it this far, you're an epic gamer!

Very childish, simple, bad phisics, bad animations, bad urban recreation... so boring in general terms. Characters are unsuferable, hateful, and forcedly inclusive, like in some others ubisoft games.

Having played over 200 hours and reached Icon level 1000, I can confidently say "The Crew 2" stands out as one of the best multiplayer racing games. The game’s flexibility in play style, alongside its rich visuals and engaging events, sets "The Crew 2" apart as one of the best multiplayer racing games available.

amazing game, after long hours of work this is a perfect game where I can go for long drives and watch beautiful scenery

I have to be honest here, I was never a hardcore player of The Crew 2 and I got this game on sale. Since then this game has been gathering dust sitting in my library, until I found a friend to play it with.
I must say that I enjoyed it a lot, had tons of fun, eventhough I make many mistakes sometimes. I would be grateful if some multiplayer features, like playing with your friends, remained intact when Ubisoft decides to shut the official servers down. I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to do, if there was enough will. And I would love to keep my Bugatti Chiron Supersport.
But anyway, this is my review and I'm just a dreamer...

One of the best versatile racing that includes almost every vehicles from bikes, cars, planes, boats, etc....

The Crew 2 to me is a deeply flawed but still a very fun game, with the highs being so high to the extant i considered ranking it among my favorite 3 racing games of all times, that was back when i was just starting out, my opinion kept slowly souring the more i played it, but not enough to make me not consider it still as a good game.

Unfortunately, those highs i just mentioned also come with some very deep lows, the lows that snap you into reality & remind you that this is a Ubisoft game after all. The good news is, despite all those flaws it is still very much fun! and is worth it just for the amount of content it has alone, you like classic/hyper cars? motorcycles? perhaps you're here for some rally racing & off-roading instead? how about some boat racing & hovercrafts? planes? no? then surely you like monster trucks! not even that? okay, i know what you can't say no to, demolition derbies!

My point is, there is pretty much something for everyone here, and most of it seem to be pretty well made from what i experienced so far. (Yes, 225h in and i only finished like 60% of all the content)

i'm not sure on how i want to go on with this review, so i suppose i'll just mention some pros & cons.

The good:
+ The graphics are pretty good for a 6 years old game, except for the NPCs, we don't talk about those.
+ A huge selection of cars & vehicles from various time periods, you're sure to find something you'll enjoy, the handling was alright for the most part, and most vehicles felt different enough to drive to warrant switching things up from time to time.
+ A huge map full of all sorts of races and activities, you'll either love it or hate it, there are like a billion icons on the map for you to clear up, typical Ubisoft stuff, you won't unlock it all at once though. (it was a bit too much for me tbh, especially the billion skills & photos, but it's still content for those who care ig?)
+ Some key bindings felt weird on planes & boats but thankfully everything was very customizable with various sliders for everything you could possibly want to adjust, very extensive vehicle tuning too!
+ They also added a few unique fun events in almost all disciplines, with special aesthetics & unique soundtracks, some even form their own mini-stories/events, they're a bit on the shorter side though.
+ When playing with friends, as long as one of you wins everyone gets the same rewards, big +++
+ The game ran almost perfectly for me with rare dips here and there, nothing game-breaking though, i also only experienced 2-3 crashes so far (from what i recall anyways).

The Bad:
- Cars are way too expensive imo, it felt so jarring coming from Forza Horizon 4 to this, depending on how much you play you could end up spending days saving for a single vehicle, i really hate that & it's one of my biggest gripes with TC2, as i'm someone who likes to experiment with different cars instead of directly buying the meta thing and never looking back. (For context, i'm 225h in and i only have 147 out of 626 vehicles)
- No real character creator, you also can't change your avatar once you pick it up so you better choose well!
- The servers will randomly disconnect & kick you out without saving your progress, it didn't happen all the time but still enough to be pretty irritating.
- Although almost everything can be played with friends, some of the coolest & most unique races are solo only, especially the ones where you switch vehicles mid-race, shame..
- The UI is needlessly complicated & annoying, with multiple hidden sub-menus, want to upgrade your loot? haha, good luck figuring it out when you're just starting out.
- The game loves to waste your time, every single aspect of it is built around wasting as much of your time as possible, want to play a race? drive/fast travel to it, waste 15 seconds for it to start, waste another 15 seconds going to your spot! now there is a chance you'll be slapped with an un-skippable cutscene depending on the race/event, waste even more seconds waiting for the game to start the countdown, in a game with countless races, and where you're forced to endlessly grind for cars & parts this can easily accumulate to hours or more!
Want to check the summit? okay, how about we fast travel you to one of the hubs instead in front of a big monitor, now press enter, wait some more, you're still not in, pick the current summit, press enter again, now you can check the summit, you're welcome! (there are many other examples but i digress)
- Gold sets, ah.. where should i even start with this one?, let's say you played enough PVE, and now you want to experience the PVP, let's say you actually want to be competitive & even win sometimes, or maybe you just want to beat some of the PVE races on the hardest difficulty but can't, what you need is gold sets, sets that are pretty much obligatory to even have a chance at end-game content (mainly the Summit), one of those sets doubles your nitro, another doubles your score, not a 1-10% meaningless bonus; double!!
Now to get a single set for a singular discipline you'll have to spend 3-8h farming the same type of races on the highest difficulty over & over & over, you're not guaranteed gold pieces ofc, and you could be stuck for hours farming for the last piece you need, now imagine having to do it for 16 different disciplines, endless hours of mindlessly replaying the same 2-3min races over and over until you go insane, okay, it took me 80-90h to finally get all the sets i need but at least the nightmare is finally over, right?
Get the duck out of here scrub, what are we? reasonable people? ofc not.
Each of the golden parts have 2 other random attributes, want the good ones? you'll have to use in-game currencies to reroll them and hope for the best, the price will go higher each time ofc, you could spend 100k or +10 millions to get the attributes you want, feeling lucky? aight aight you finally did it, you got the attributes you want, but wait! there is moreee! each attribute have a % attached to it, you only got 1% out of 20%, time to spend endless time & currency grinding & trying to max it out! Woohoo!!
You don't have to do any of this ofc, but that means you'll never be able to get any the of the exclusive Summit cars, almost no vanities (which are normally only buyable using real cash atm, but you get some once in a while in Summits provided you rank high enough), your choice!😄
- You think that was tedious enough? wait till you try stories! they're some unique events(?) with some cool rewards like more exclusive cars & vanities, they basically tell a little story, provide you with a photo & a small description and then ask you to find the location in the photo in the huge US map, then you have to drive to it using a specific type of vehicle (mostly ground vehicles), but you can't fast travel cuz that would make things simple, no no, you'll have to drive! fair enough, found it, it's 75KM away!! woah! alright, i'll spend 15 mins or however long it'll take me to get there, done, checks next step, 95KM away, what the duck? aight, another 10-15mins it is, the 4th location, 45km away, oof, how many more steps i need to finish? what's that? 12 total for a single car story? +1-1.5h if you check YT & 2-3h if you try to do it yourself? how many stories are there? +20? ah, alright, do you get any special narration after each step? a mini cutscene maybe? no? nothing? how about some currency, let's say 1 currency, no? fuck off then..

I just noticed i'm running out of space so this will have to do for now, sorry folks, blame steam.

All in all, even with all the terrible parts of TC2 i'd still consider it to be good, one of the better racing games out there, it's 100% worth a try but DO NOT waste your time excessively grinding for anything as it's not worth it in the slightest, just focus on the parts you enjoy & then move on and never look back. 7/10 (but i'm kinda biased since i only paid 0.8$ for it, so maybe a 6? idk)

My The Crew 2 Review - 106 Hours In

Gameplay - A Diverse Racing Experience

Open World - Stunning and Expansive

Customization - Personalizing My Experience

Multiplayer - Thrilling Competition

Final Thoughts - A Fun Racing Adventure

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I'd say this game is worth a try. There’s plenty of racing, though it’s kind of like the towers in Assassin’s Creed or Far Cry—you’re constantly grinding for something.

About that grind: collecting tuning parts (to get bonuses, you need to put together a full set of the same color and type) can be a hassle. Don’t expect to complete a set easily—you’ll likely be replaying the same race multiple times. There are around 200 races in total, each with three difficulty levels. I’ve cleared 88% of the main races and about 51% of the three other categories, and I’m nowhere near completing a full set on any car. But honestly, you don't need a full set. Once you max out your car’s power, you can just blow past the AI ​​opponents and enjoy the view.

And the views here are worth it. The game is gorgeous, and the scale is impressive. You truly feel like you’re driving across an entire country. The map might even be bigger than Euro Truck Simulator's, even with all the DLC. Each state has its own distinct look and vibe, and I loved the variety.

The one downside is that the game kind of forces you to try different modes. I wasn’t really into planes or Off-Road, though the boat races were surprisingly fun. Some modes just feel pointless, like Derby. It’s just cars bouncing around with no real destruction physics. And F1 racing doesn’t really fit either—the arcade physics don’t do it justice, and when you’re driving an F1 car off-road, it’s just weird.

At first, I hated Off-Road races and was ready to skip them. I tried MX, Aerobatics, and Touring Car instead, but that sense of “incomplete” pushed me to finish those 20 Off-Road races, unlock the boss, and complete all the achievements.

Overall, the game’s pretty easy—maybe too easy. To make it more challenging, you’d have to clear everything on the easiest difficulty first, and with a game this big, that can get tiring. I put in 30 hours and only got through half the game. I really enjoyed the hypercars, though; I’d be down for even more long races that last an hour or more. There’s something special about speeding down a wide-open highway, listening to music, and soaking up the graphics.

In short, there’s something for everyone here, so I’d say it’s worth a thumbs-up.

I got it for 1 or 2 bucks. Not as good as Forza, despite having planes and boats and motorcycles and cars. The driving is very confusing and bad in general, but you get the hang of it. There really isn't much going on. You have a boring story, boring quests (aka races and challenges) you unlock vehicles after grinding and that's it. There aren't many players and haven't had a race with any at all. The only people I have seen are "ghosty" in free roam, so I can't even race with them in free roam normally. For 2$ it's ok, but full price is better worth to wait for sale on Forza.

The game has no coherent story, the performance (at least that of the Steam version) is abysmal. The FPS is limited to 60 and the game causes enormous problems on multi-monitor systems. For example, you cannot resume the game if you have switched to another program using ALT-Tab. The game simply freezes or glitches back and forth between the desktop and the program. Stay away!

This was a huge waste of time and money for me, not recommended even if you can get it for free.
- Cars physics are awful and very wonky, it doesn't feel like you are playing a AAA racing game, you might find a better game at roblox or something
- Didn't know that every Ubisoft Single-player game should have an internet connection to be played, No wonder people disencourage dealing with them all the time. I wasted 3 hours just to get it to work Offline but got nothing, in addition of dealing with their horrible launcher.
You'd better go with a forza game if you really want a company that respects their players while making the Best arcadey racing game with real car physics
Btw, the game is capped at 60 FPS and you can do nothing about it lol.

The Crew 2 Review

I first discovered this game back in high school and thought it was very unique at the time, with different mechanics and gameplay. After a few years, the game went on sale, and I finally managed to complete it. Unfortunately, it didn’t meet my expectations.

Pros
• Gameplay stands out from other racing games. The game features a variety of vehicles beyond just cars, such as planes, boats, hovercrafts, motorcycles, and more. Each vehicle has its own unique feel, adding diversity to traditional car-based gameplay.
• Race Modes offer a wide variety to keep things fresh. From stunt challenges where you earn points to police chases where you crash into other cars, there’s a lot of variety to enjoy.
• Map Size is extremely vast, covering almost an entire continent of America, from one city to another. It offers a massive space to explore.
• Graphics are stunning, complete with a dynamic weather system that feels quite realistic. It features impressive rainy weather, sunny skies, tornado storms, snowstorms, and many other conditions that greatly impact the racing experience.
• Arcade-Style Mechanics make it easy for new players to pick up and play without much effort.
• Fast Travel is quick, even without using an SSD.

Cons
• RPG System is puzzling, requiring players to grind in order to upgrade all the vehicles. It’s a terrible idea to include RPG elements in a racing game.
• Currency System is tedious. Earning money requires repeating races multiple times just to earn a small amount, making it frustrating to gather vehicle parts and money.
• Empty World despite the large map, feels lifeless and hollow. Even though there are some living creatures, it doesn’t feel alive.
• Character Control where you walk around seems like a poor fit for a racing game.
• Mission Variety becomes boring and exhausting, with activities like doing stunts and crashing into boxes being especially irritating.
• Vehicle Handling is poor, particularly in rally cars, motorcycles, and some non-car vehicles.
• Cutscenes and Voice Acting are terrible, feeling like mere filler content.
• Storyline is bad enough that it would be better left out entirely.
• Music lacks variety, especially compared to competitors that feature more suitable tracks for driving.
• Playtime is too long and exhausting for a racing game. A duration of 15 to 20 hours would be reasonable, but reaching 35 to 40 hours makes it feel repetitive and tiring.
• Race Track Design is monotonous, with inconsistent turns and many narrow passages that suggest the designers don’t fully understand how race tracks work.
• PC Performance suffers, frequently crashing multiple times, which is very frustrating.

In my opinion, this is the worst racing game I’ve ever played. It’s tiring and boring, mainly due to the grinding required to earn money and vehicle parts. A racing game should provide enjoyment without the pressure of a terrible grinding system. Honestly, this game was a complete waste of my time and money.

Score: 3/10

The graphics are mid at best, only got and kept the game since it was $1 but i still don't even play it not even fun with the wonky physics. I'd rather play forza.