Crash and Burn Racing

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Crash and Burn Racing is a single player arcade racing game. It was developed by Libredia and was released on December 9, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

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…

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Audience ScoreBased on 29 reviews

replayability1 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

Simple and addictive endless runner gameplay that is easy to pick up and fun for short sessions.
Good driving physics with entertaining power-ups and explosive effects that add to the arcade feel.
Affordable price point making it an easy recommendation for casual players looking for a quick time-killer.

Lacks variety with only one repetitive level and a single looping music track that becomes annoying quickly.
No settings menu or options for key bindings, volume control, or resolution; overall poor user interface.
Collision detection and game mechanics feel unpolished, with issues like rubberbanding traffic, frustrating game overs, and lack of vehicle durability.

music
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music is a repetitive dubstep track that many find uninspired and overused, looping continuously without variation. Users express a desire for more diverse background music, separate volume controls, and the option to disable or replace the soundtrack to improve the experience.
- “Epic dubstep music.”
- “The graphics are not fantastic, but the gameplay is good, the driving is not stiff which makes for good gameplay, 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.”
- “I mean, it's the same one from the main menu and the same one from last race...? Sure, I like dubstep (it's a good song for the game), but not over and over again...”
- “Also, the music is likely royalty-free, toss-away dubstep that is not really engaging nor distracting, but 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.”
- “The cash wasn't updating correctly, the level is just a highway that keeps repeating itself, and the music... wait... just 1 music track for the whole game??”
- “To make it even worse, you can't turn off the godawful trashy music that's even worse than the crappy game itself.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are average, scoring 6/10, but they do not detract from the enjoyable gameplay and smooth driving mechanics. The game likely runs well on most modern laptops with integrated graphics, making it a suitable choice for casual play during travel.
- “The graphics are not fantastic, but the gameplay is good.”
- “Graphics rating: 6/10.”
- “Without looking at the actual specs, I would imagine this game would run fine on most modern laptops with just integrated graphics and a modest amount of RAM.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally enjoyable with smooth, non-stiff driving and engaging power-ups, complemented by a cool soundtrack. However, despite decent mechanics, the overall experience is rated below average, partly due to unimpressive graphics.
- “The graphics are not fantastic, but the gameplay is good. The driving is not stiff, which makes for smooth gameplay. The background music is cool, especially when the beat drops, and the game features exciting power-ups.”
- “Gameplay: 4/10”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report stability issues related to collision glitches, particularly when bombs are triggered, suggesting a need for fixes to improve the game's reliability.
- “Get rid of collision glitches that can also occur when triggering bombs.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization feels reminiscent of a newly launched free mobile game, but notably without ads, suggesting a light or unobtrusive approach.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the grinding aspect tedious and off-putting, making the process of unlocking content like paint schemes feel laborious and unenjoyable.
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users feel that the game currently lacks replayability but has strong potential if developers add features to enhance its replay value.