After a decade of waiting, Burnout's heir apparent is here. With a mix of reckless driving, team-based objectives, and just a dash of neon superpowers, Onrush is an explosive cocktail that's not to be missed.
Onrush is an exhilarating arcade-style racing game that combines high-speed competition with thrilling stunts and crashes. Players can compete in multiplayer modes for up to 12 participants, or hone their skills in single-player mode. With its emphasis on reckless driving and team-based gameplay, Onrush promises an all-action experience that sets it apart from traditional racing games.
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Playstation 4
Playstation 5
Xbox One
Xbox Series X|S
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Reviews
- gameplay11 mentions
- 18 % positive mentions
- 82 % neutral mentions
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- music4 mentions
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- graphics3 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 67 % neutral mentions
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- atmosphere1 mentions
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- optimization1 mentions
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Critic Reviews
On edge and on point — Onrush review
Onrush is a racing game that strips away the commonly understood mechanics of the genre to deliver something that is both fresh and classic at the same time. And a vivacious multiplayer experience that rivals some of the big contemporary shooters of the day.
95%ONRUSH Review
ONRUSH tries a number of new things with its team-based driving mechanics, and some aspects of this gamble pay off better than others. Its speed and mechanics are sound, but those looking for something a bit more traditional best approach with caution.
70%Onrush Review
Onrush does well to fill that racing void as a non-serious arcade, 'destruction-derby type of vehicular mayhem' experience. However, as enjoyable and heart-pounding as the matches can be, the novelty eventually begins to wear thin and, once that happens, there is little else that can reignite the flame in this racer. The foundations, though, have been laid for a bright and positive future, and who knows, a sequel with additional gameplay mechanics can allow for the series to grow into something bigger. Onrush, as it stands, is a great vehicular-destruction game that focuses less on "winning" races, and more on wrecking opponents, and that's really all that matters.
70%
