#THE CREW 2 METACRITIC DOWNLOAD#
Audaciously the game charges us in-game money to download other players’ designs and doesn’t appear to reward designers I can’t see any info regarding how many times a design has been downloaded, or whether it could have made me money in-game. The livery editor is super robust and I was able to whip up some cool replicas and original designs with little fuss. Your personal vehicles look great in your apartment, particularly after you dress them up using the top quality livery editor. I am fond of the new home spaces, though it’s a little more of that Test Drive: Unlimited DNA re-injecting itself into its spiritual successor. Hot dog wagons can be tossed into the air like chocolate wrappers and yet some small, temporary fences will be unyielding to your high-speed shenanigans. Some giant chevron signs can be clattered out of the way others are forged in pure vibranium and cemented into the planet. It’s generally impossible to know if what you’re about to hit will shatter or stop you dead. But take care when you do the latter, because the design language for smashables isn’t great either. At any rate, it all contributes to a feeling The Crew 2 doesn’t really want you to stop and smell the roses just mash it and crash it. A world as large as The Crew 2 has to come with concessions and, despite maintaining reliable performance over several days of play so far, unique, granular detail seems like the necessary sacrifice to make that happen. Things don’t get any better at street level, to be honest, with a lot of vanilla neighbourhoods, plain roads, and a huge amount of repeated, nonsensical storefront signage that appears to have been run back and forth through Google Translate 14 times. Is this really what snow in Miami would look like, or the dawn of a new ice age? I’m imagining a meteorologist grimacing at this effect and punching a kitten in disgust. Miami looks absolutely horrible snowed-in, plagued with white pop-in. A lot of the natural locations look pretty good, like the Grand Canyon under snow and such, but the cities don’t seem that authentic, especially with the same effect. The world still doesn’t really stand up to much stationary scrutiny. “Overall, the presentation is pretty uneven, though. The novelty of flying miles above the Earth, turning into a boat and spearing into the ocean does wear off, but there’s no denying it’s tremendously conducive to moving around the world, exploring, and creating ridiculous emergent gameplay moments. It admittedly works really well and I can’t imagine playing without it. A lot has been made of The Crew 2’s ‘Fast Fav’ system, which allows us to magically change between vehicles on the fly.
#THE CREW 2 METACRITIC PLUS#
I welcome the lighter approach to the campaign mode and the fun mix of new vehicle types and racing disciplines here, but it’s still a little rough around the edges and missing some surprising features.Ī large amount of content has been added to this open-world race ’em up most notably, aircraft and boats, plus whole suites of events for each. The dramatic shift in tone is perhaps the key reason for this, though the fact that it’s taken a second swing at recreating the entire continental USA for the setting is another. In a lot of ways, The Crew 2 feels more like a reboot of the first game than it does a simple sequel.
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