Doritos Crash Course

Doritos has provided Xbox Live users with a free and very entertaining racing game that will keep you coming back for more, due to the tons of challenges.

A tasty morsel that won't hurt your wallet. [Feb 2011, p.102]

Crash Course isn't likely to win any awards for its visuals, looking like a smart version of an Xbox LIVE Indie game, but it does the job and no fancy effects get in the way of the requisite precision jumping.

For this reviewer, when it comes right down to it, Doritos Crash Course is just far too frustrating to be fun.

Although matters are predictably brief, control proves as accurate as it is satisfying. [Issue#68, p.101]

One of the best games on 360 all the courses are fun I give you a American Ninja Warrior vibe the only problem I had with it was the Japanese easy you have to pay for that for a easy mode which is crazy

En esta plataforma le daré más puntuación que en la XBOX Store, que le di un 6. Creo que es un juego decente que aunque tiene añitos desde su lanzamiento está gratis en la Store, por lo que es un buen juego por ser gratis, pues no, pero hace que lo sea porque se puede jugar con amigos y eso está bien porque además pesa muy poco (menos de 1GB) y tiene varios mapas, que aunque no son muchos, son suficientes siendo gratis.

O jogo é bom mas tem uma nota meio baixa.....................................

Joguinho maneirinho de zerar em uma sentada. Achei sacanagem o final do jogo estar atrás de uma paywall.

Really not fun at all after the first few levels. For me, finishing this was a chore that made the game worth less than what I paid for it (nothing). Decent production values, but for me it crossed far over the line between challenging and frustrating. Finishing it became a chore. I'd rate this a 3 out of 10 thanks to the cute graphics - especially before the countdown starts before each level. Bump it up another point for being free, aside from the time I sank into it.