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In Crash Time 3, players become part of the Autobahn Police force and engage in high-speed chases and intense action. The game features a variety of missions, including car chases, undercover operations, and crash competitions. With advanced physics and graphics, Crash Time 3 offers a thrilling and immersive open-world experience.

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82%
Audience ScoreBased on 468 reviews
story44 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions

  • The game offers a fun and engaging driving experience with a variety of vehicles and missions.
  • Graphics are surprisingly good for a game of its age, providing a decent visual experience.
  • The game supports split-screen multiplayer, allowing for enjoyable local co-op play.
  • Voice acting is widely criticized as poor and cringeworthy, detracting from the overall experience.
  • The story is often confusing and lacks clarity, making it hard to follow the missions.
  • Controller support is problematic, requiring manual configuration for optimal use.
  • story
    188 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story in "Crash Time" is generally considered weak and confusing, with many players finding the voice acting and dialogue to be subpar. While the game features a linear narrative involving police missions and a terrorist plot, it often feels like an excuse for the gameplay rather than a compelling storyline. Despite these criticisms, some players still enjoy the missions and open-world aspects, suggesting that the game is more about fun driving and crashing than a strong narrative experience.

    • “I love this game, great storyline, I love how there is voice acting too.”
    • “This time, an economic summit is coming to town, and some sort of terrorist plot is afoot, and not even the police are safe!”
    • “The story missions are also quite unique and fun (and if you complete the story you will unlock some additional 'stunt' levels).”
    • “The story is very unclear.”
    • “However, the story and voice acting are pretty bad in my opinion, so I'd recommend just going with free roam.”
    • “While a fun game, Crash Time III falls short in the story and voice acting.”
  • graphics
    68 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many praising their quality for the era of release, noting impressive damage models and decent visuals that hold up well on older hardware. However, some users criticize the graphics for being grainy or laggy, with a few describing them as subpar compared to more modern titles. Overall, while the graphics are generally considered good for their time, they may not meet the expectations of players accustomed to more recent advancements in visual fidelity.

    • “Taking into account the period in which this game was released, the graphics are stunning yet the minimum requirements aren't too taxing on older machines!”
    • “For the time they were made, the graphics were impressive and damage models are top-notch even today.”
    • “Visuals are great where it matters in such a game, yet it's very easy on the hardware.”
    • “The graphics are terrible that your eyes hurt even if you have everything on max settings. This game looks like a knockoff of a GTA game that you can download on your phone. Oh, and the voice acting is trash. Even I put more work into my homework, so do not buy it.”
    • “The graphics are not the best, and it's a bit laggy even on capable hardware. The story is okay, and the voice acting is hilariously bad.”
    • “💎 The graphic quality is almost the same as Crash Time 2.”
  • gameplay
    54 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is a mixed bag, with many players enjoying the fun driving mechanics, interesting missions, and decent vehicle physics, while others criticize the driving controls and lack of clarity in some game mechanics. The game offers a solid experience overall, though it may not run well on newer systems, and features a variety of vehicles and a free-roaming environment. Despite some shortcomings, many find the gameplay enjoyable and recommend using cheat codes for a more relaxed experience.

    • “It's fun to drive around and crash into stuff, and the campaign has some pretty fun missions too with some different mechanics beyond just driving.”
    • “Surprisingly decent vehicle physics, some interesting missions and gameplay mechanics, and the campy voice acting actually grows on you to where you get to like the characters.”
    • “Gameplay feels solid and presentation is good even with the strange English voice acting.”
    • “The driving sucks, the gameplay sucks, everything sucks!”
    • “Many game mechanics are introduced, and some instructions seem to be outright missing from the game (when tailing someone in the open world, for example, you must destroy their car when the timer runs out, despite no hint that you should do so unless you fail to).”
    • “This is a fairly mediocre game with good graphics, decent gameplay but anything else is pure shit ranging from the voice acting to the missions.”
  • music
    36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many players describing it as generic and bland, often comparing it to "euronoise." However, a notable feature is the ability to add custom soundtracks, which enhances the experience for some players. Overall, while the original music may not be memorable, the option to personalize the soundtrack has been appreciated.

    • “Astonishing good driving physics, nice graphics and even the music is well made.”
    • “I like this game; the music sounds like Burnout music and it is a lot like Burnout. The game is so much fun.”
    • “I love the 2nd person mode because in a real life scenario you are driving the car, and the view of that is exactly like 2nd person. Now what this game has as an advantage over most games is that you can add your own music to the game. Overall, I will give this game a 10/10!”
    • “Music is terrible.”
    • “Sound & music: music in this game is bland euronoise.”
    • “You can put in your own soundtracks, which made the game a lot more bearable, but it still didn't feel like I was doing much besides getting scolded for eating doughnuts after arresting someone.”
  • humor
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is characterized by its intentionally cringeworthy voice acting and a bizarre script, which many players find hilarious despite its low quality. The comedic elements, including funny physics and the earnest yet awkward attempts at American cop accents by untrained actors, contribute to a uniquely entertaining experience. Overall, the humor is appreciated for its simplicity and charm, even if it occasionally feels forced.

    • “But it's pretty hilarious, so that paired with the really weird script just makes the experience funnier.”
    • “The dialogue and voice acting are hilarious because they're trying their best to put on their American badass cop accents and use American badass cop lingo, but they're all clearly untrained German actors.”
    • “I really like that simple humor in this game and that badly-on-purpose voice acting.”
    • “Cheap, unfunny racing car.”
    • “Cringey but funny cast and the script.”
  • grinding
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessively time-consuming, often requiring a significant investment of effort. The randomly generated patrol missions can add to the tedium, making the grinding experience feel repetitive and less engaging.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “The patrol can be a bit tedious, as it really is randomly generated.”
  • replayability
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game lacks significant replayability due to its linear story and absence of achievements or grade rankings. However, players note that there are still numerous activities to engage with, which can provide some level of enjoyment upon replaying.

    • “There's no achievements nor real replay value (as the story is quite linear) but there's still a lot to do in this game.”
    • “However, if you're looking for real replay value, it doesn't have.”
    • “✔️ grade ranking for replay value.”
  • monetization
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users express disappointment with the monetization of the game, feeling that it does not live up to the expectations set by its advertisements.

  • character development
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Character development in the game is minimal, with many users noting a lack of depth in the story and character arcs. While the voice acting is described as cheesy, it is not considered a major drawback. Overall, players should not anticipate significant character growth or narrative complexity.

    • “Don't expect much of a story, character development, etc. The voice acting is cheesy but not terrible.”
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