- December 9, 2014
- Libredia
Crash and Burn Racing
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About
Crash and Burn Racing is a high impact racing game. You will be put behind the wheel of crazy vehicles that are fitted with over-the-top weaponry and power-ups such as a nitro chargers, bombs and homing missiles. The sole purpose of the game is to create as much havoc as possible by taking out rivals and preferably causing a fair share of civilian casualties in the process. You get to drive in fa…











- The game is simple and addictive, making it a fun time-killer for short gaming sessions.
- The driving mechanics are smooth, and the power-ups add an engaging element to the gameplay.
- The game has a charming art style and is accessible for players with lower-end hardware.
- The game lacks essential features like menus, settings, and clear instructions, making it frustrating for new players.
- As a port of a mobile game, it feels limited in content and depth, with repetitive gameplay and minimal upgrades.
- The music is a short loop that can become annoying, and the overall experience feels more like a demo than a full game.
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is described as generic and repetitive, primarily featuring a thirty to forty-second loop of dubstep that lacks engagement. While some players find the background track enjoyable during gameplay, many express a desire for more variety, the option to use custom music, and better volume control for music and sound effects. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a missed opportunity to enhance the gaming experience.
“The song in the background is cool (I don't know about you, but when the beat drops, I always blow up a bomb :) ) and it has cool power-ups.”
“It would be nice if I could switch off the music separately and not mute my headphones.”
“The music is likely royalty-free toss-away dubstep that is not really engaging, nor is it distracting, at least not too much. Having it be a thirty to forty second loop of the same thing rather than ten minutes of thematically different background music on loop is just poor in taste.”
“I don't need the music, but it would be nice if I could switch it off separately and not mute my headphones.”
“Oh, and maybe have a second song to choose from.”