Blur

Powered up racing at its finest . . . . . ........ ....................

An underrated gem. Racing is fun, the cars feel quite realistic and heavy in a good way. As for the power-ups, they're very satisfying to use and give the game a unique personality. Lastly, the music is great, some tracks are very catchy and exciting to listen to. The only complaint I have is that the forced challenges are a little bit annoying but not bad. Final Rating: "Good"~ 7/10.

Blur is a fun game, which unfortunately has not gained the attention it probably deserves. There is plenty of race tracks, game modes for multiplayer and there's more to each race than just coming 1st; you can gain fans by completing challenges throughout the race, such as driving through golden gates in order and completing fan demands, such as getting a clean boost. It appears to be very balanced, unlike Mario Kart, from which it draws inevitable comparisons with the items you can collect, the items are not randomised, so if you're low in the ranks, getting a boost or shunt is far better than getting a mine. I've played split-screen and the races are usually very tight, even with easy computer opponents. There's plenty to do, alone or online, and there's a good range of real cars with different handling. The graphics are not stunning, but the speed and effects on each course make up for this. Overall, Blur is a solid, fun racer and I can definitely recommend it. 3/5.

Equivalent to COD Ghosts is for COD series, for racing genre, Blur it's a game that sins as fun, being absolutely boring, as creativity, taking the most obvious references and being at maximum common. A failed mixing of Mario Kart tricks with Need for Speed, In other words, with good influences should be released at least a decent game, that isn't Blur's Case. As a gift, a playability that can infuriate most inpatient players, looking that you are controlling a rock in a speedway full of oil.

Un mélange de Wipeout et de Need For Speed qui ne prend pas, les deux approches étant aussi incompatibles que l'huile et l'eau, sans compter le ridicule du concept sur des véhicles réalistes bien que la conduite soit évidemment très arcade... Blur a tout de même de belles qualités techniques, il est beau et fluide et la prise en main est immédiate. Seulement voilà on s'y emmerde rapidement, trop rapidement. Un jeu né d'une idée stupide qui a précipité la chute de Bizarre Creations (trop de jeux bizarres...).