TechnicalN9ne

This game, just like Project Cars is a glitchy mess. And i don't know why. Simulation games like this don't tend to have many complex game modes, or particularly astonishing graphics. so i'm confused why they're always like this. Certainly, if you want a quality product, look towards Forza Motorsport.

To be honest, if you enjoyed SR4, you'll probably enjoy this. It's the same old **** game that is fun because it's ****. But this franchise is kind of clueless with what it want's to be.

This is most certainly a step in the right direction for F1 games. I'm very happy to see the inclusion of F2 cars at the start of the career as that adds more depth into the game, which is what the game desperately needed. In terms of physics, they have also improved on controller, however on a racing wheel they seem to be rather peculiar. Then again, you'll always have to somewhat explore what options fit you the best. Overall, for once in the series, i feel like my money was well spent over the previous game.

The reality is that this game is actually brilliant. Super fun and a great rival to something like Rocket League. Both are games that are technically racing games but not at the same time. The game isn't for everyone and is not exactly realistic, but it's very fun most of the time, although rather repetitive.

This game is truly fantastic for those who like this genre of game, but it's a shame that it's much worse than the PC variant, which allows mod support. That version of the game is incredible.

Forza 5 is in every way apart from graphics, worse than Forza 4. Hell, it's probably the same story when comparing it to Forza 2. I mean, yes, the game is aesthetically pleasing, but Forza 2 was the first Forza game on the Xbox 360, and that boosted the car list from 150 to 350. That's a brilliant improvement. Forza 5 comes along and instead of having 700 cars from Forza 4, we're greeted with 200. Wow. Sorry Turn 10, but if everything is mechanically worse, i think a rating of 5/10 is generous.

Now it's probably the best all round sim market you can buy, with tons of cars, tracks and game modes to play. There's a colossal problem though. This problem also plagued Forza 5 and 6. This game sadly still doesn't even compete with Forza Motorsport 4. This is a problem, because Forza 7 is the last game from the Motorsport franchise of this generation, and we have less actually interesting tracks, much worse car diversity and still doesn't have famous game modes like Cat and Mouse, and at one point Car Football. And i'm sorry, but Forza 4 was the last Motorsport game on the Xbox 360 and it still outshines it. Maybe if that game didn't exist then it would be fine, but that's just not acceptable. A game should utilize the power of Xbox One X, and Forza 7 doesn't particularly. Overall, this game is a decent step up over Forza 6, but to hardcore Forza fans, we are still disappointed. Even Forza Horizon 4 doesn't compete with Forza Horizon 1 by any means. Shame really.

Look at Just Cause 3. Name me one thing that has improved over that game. Oh wait, nothing. It's not the worst game in the world, it's just one of the biggest scams in gaming history, just like Battlefield 5.

This game is so fun. Just wish there was even more content, with a longer single player campaign

To be honest, a game like this shouldn't be allowed. It seems like the developers had no time to actually create the game. I don't think a game has more issues than this mess ****. It's just Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2010, but worse in every aspect.

This game at launch was a colossal flop. Poor handling, sub-par graphics and very little to actually do once you actually finished the game. And then The Crew Wild Run was launched. This drastically changed the game in countless positive ways. The Summit might just be the best feature to be introduced into a game from this current generation. The online modes were revised and improved and the graphics overhaul transformed the game. Sure now, the life cycle of the game has ended, but this dedication to improve a game should be looked upon. Not many game developers now are that dedicated to improve a game. Ivory Tower should be congratulated on how well they improved that game. However, unfortunately The Crew 2 never quite had the same effect.

It's not worth the money to be honest. The DLC is a great concept, but unfortunately, there's a severe lack of actual content.(4 cars and a decent map) The races are just regular races and it's just a shame that they didn't add features like online adventure for this expansion. I'm a big car guy, and i'd rather them add something like a Gymkhana expansion, which would add even more Hoonigan cars. Or just something like the Horizon Rally expansion from FH1. Overall, the game doesn't need a bland expansion, but rather a quality of life update as this game is still a glitchy, buggy mess.

To be honest with you, the game is glitchy and buggy, with a sub-par and bland career mode. However, get the right settings for a wheel setup and the game transforms. It's enough to the point where you almost forgive the bugs. However, obviously most people don't have a simulation rig set up. If so, get Forza 7. It's more intuitive, has many more cars and overall feels better on controller at the current stage of it's life cycle.

back in the days of WRC 1, 2 and 3, these games competed with Dirt titles. Now they don't. Avoid.

It's got a good campaign but the multiplayer is kind of trash. And because of that, it's only deserving of a decent 7. Not as good as other Battlefield titles, but i wasn't expecting it to be anyway.

Realistically, this was never going to be a sequel to Burnout games. And it isn't. The game is fun and addicting, but also rather bland. So yeah, it's disappointing from a Burnout fan's perspective (which i strongly am) but as a game it's hardly offensive. It's alright if on sale.

The Crew 2 approaches us with a decent, but kind of repetitive campaign, but i'm sad to report that while this game approaches the gaming market correctly (by being creative unlike it's counterparts) this game seems to lack a proper PvP mode. In the current gaming world, you need to have the ability to collaborate or compete with friends by more than simply racing. That's why free drive routes were so effective in the first game, as you could set a waypoint for the people in your convoy, and race to a destination with your friends, essentially being able to create custom routes with checkpoints. And this is the main problem. The summit is a let down also and since that's the only thing pretty much keeping the game alive, the game has essentially silenced itself, making it seem like Ubisoft doesn't really care. Overall, the game is good value for money, but only if on sale. Such a shame really.

What a disappointment. I can't explain enough how much this game has let me down. Mafia 2 was so unbelievably impressive in every way at it's time, and we get this as a replacement. Story mode is so bland and uninspiring, and everything feels just so clunky. The controls, and the frame rate are poor, and the A.I are for the most part delusional. Stay away from this glitchy, buggy mess and buy Mafia 2 if you have an Xbox 360 instead.

As a game, GRID does manage to at least challenge it's competitors with a solid, intriguing career mode and a decent enough car list (although more would benefit the game) However, compared to other GRID titles, it seems to lack much character and individuality. It's not exactly revolutionary in the current gaming world. I'm not just talking about graphics, but also the handling and overall physics model is rather peculiar on the higher tier cars. Sure, the track list is also decent, but if you want a track racer, preferably pick up either Forza Motorsport 6/7, or if you want maximum realsim, Project Cars 2. Both these games are older, but have a better physics model, wider car variety and tracks. And for a game like this, those are important factors.

It's mediocre for a COD game. I wasn't expecting it to be overwhelmingly impressive, but preferably something a bit less bland i guess...

This game has some good ideas, and tries to recreate what made the old games great. Unfortunately though, the weapons are unbalanced in multiplayer and the campaign is meh. Battlefield is the better franchise for this type of experience.

It's not a bad game, but neither a particularly good one either. This is mostly due simply because of it's repetitiveness in all areas.

Let's be honest, this game franchise has evidently been falling down since the last 10 years. Prostreet was the last well made title, otherwise it's clear to see the decline. Ever since then, it's confused about what it truly wants to be. One minute it's a street racer, then a track racer, and then a high speed police chase. It's evident that this game is confused, and both single and multi player modes are very poor, preferably avoid. The whole upgrade system is also just **** af.

Again, what the hell happened to this now god awful gaming franchise. Literally the only good new addition is Blackout, which is mediocre at best. What an honest joke.

i'm sorry to say this, but it is now confirmed that COD is know more like Halo instead of COD.

Let's not lie to ourselves, this game requires no skill, especially on console with aim assist, and as a result, the Battle Royale mode is wack. However, Save The World is actually brilliant. Such a shame that you have t pay for the good part of the game.

Once again with EA, they don't seem to know how to make a game better. The game isn't balanced in online, and the only redeeming factor is the story mode. The only problem with that however, is that the story mode is also good in every other Battlefield game. To put it simply, it's not a horrible game, just a MASSIVE SCAM to anyone who has ever played the other Battlefield titles. If you are thinking about getting it, get Battlefield 1, which despite being older, is better in literally every way. giving it a 4 out of 10 is generous.

and once again, i ask myself, what did i pay for? who thought this was once again acceptable?

This game is actually severely underrated. It manages successfully to re-imagine what a Need For Speed game should be, certainly from playing the story mode. However, online isn't out yet, so be cautious because if it's anything like the previous title, run for your life!

I've played many of these games and i've got to admit that this game is mediocre af. Not innovative, don't know why they released it tbh.