Whiplash - Crash Valley

45%
Game Brain Score Based on 177 reviews
  • graphics
  • humor
  • stability
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Whiplash - Crash Valley is a destruction-based physics racing game. Players control a car with a grappling hook, using it to swing, crash, and launch themselves through courses. The goal is to reach the finish line as quickly as possible, causing as much chaos and destruction as possible along the way.

  • PC
  • Windows
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Reviews

45%
Audience ScoreBased on 177 reviews
humor5 positive mentions
stability7 negative mentions
  • The game has great ragdoll physics and offers a fun way to cause mayhem and destruction.
  • It's a good stress reliever and can be enjoyable for those looking for mindless fun.
  • The game is inexpensive and provides a colorful environment with various objects and people to interact with.
  • The game is plagued by constant crashes and bugs, making it nearly unplayable for many users.
  • It is often compared unfavorably to Goat Simulator, with many reviewers stating it lacks the same level of polish and fun.
  • The controls and movement can be unresponsive and frustrating, leading to a poor gameplay experience.
  • graphics8 mentions

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising their high quality and vibrant colors, while others report severe optimization issues, including crashes and glitches that hinder gameplay. Many users emphasize the need for updated graphics drivers, suggesting that the game may not run well on older hardware. Overall, the graphical experience appears to vary significantly depending on the player's system capabilities.

    • “The graphics looked very great too!”
    • “Make sure to have your graphic card driver updated before starting the game.”
    • “The game's graphics start off extremely high and it almost blew up my computer.”
    • “The game's graphics start off extremely high and it almost blew up my computer. Do the developers think everyone owns a supercomputer?”
    • “The graphics glitch out and it hurts my eyes, and the controls were unresponsive.”
    • “The game is optimized very badly. I launch the game and it crashes my PC on the lowest graphics in the menu, so until I can actually play it, then the review will stay like this: 0/10.”
  • humor7 mentions

    The humor in the game is polarizing; while some players appreciate its quirky bugs and find it genuinely funny, others criticize it for poor attempts at humor and game-breaking glitches that detract from the experience. Overall, opinions vary widely, with some finding it entertaining and others feeling it lacks novelty and comedic value.

    • “Goat Simulator had fun, novel, and funny bugs that didn't negatively affect the gameplay.”
    • “Very funny game!”
    • “I remember buying this when I was around 11 because funny DanTDM played it.”
    • “In short, the game is not fun, not novel, and not funny.”
    • “Game-breaking bugs: while bugs are a part of the game, there are some that make you relaunch the game (which feels like quite a slow process). The menu icons not disappearing, physics bugs that prevent you from walking, and dummies getting stuck in buildings or the ground are so bad that you can't move... those bugs are not funny.”
  • stability7 mentions

    The game is generally enjoyable but suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay. Users report problems such as character movement errors, freezing on startup, and getting stuck in the environment, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite its fun elements, many players feel that the game's stability does not justify its price.

    • “I like this game; it's fun to play if you want to relax or if you are a little medicated, but the character movement is a little buggy. Sometimes the character gets stuck between a floor or a roof.”
    • “When I open it, it freezes and I can't do anything, so please fix this.”
    • “Was fun for a half an hour, but bugs and glitches took over.”
  • story6 mentions

    The game's story conveys a moral about perseverance and the unpredictability of life, emphasizing that giving up can prevent personal growth. However, players have noted issues with mission tracking and collectible items, which detracts from the overall narrative experience. The gameplay involves completing quick missions as a test dummy, but technical glitches hinder the progression and reward system.

    • “Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
    • “You play as a test dummy ragdoll and are given quick missions in real time via a console on the bottom left of the screen.”
    • “When I bought it and started playing, it would just stay on the mission screen.”
    • “Collectible items and missions: the game does not remember which items I picked up last time and what missions I did.”
    • “You play as a test dummy ragdoll and are given quick missions in real time via a console on the bottom left of the screen.”
  • gameplay3 mentions

    Goat Simulator is praised for its entertaining and humorous bugs that enhance the gameplay experience, while Whiplash-Crash Valley suffers from significant bugs that detract from the overall enjoyment. Additionally, some users express frustration with starting up the gameplay, indicating potential technical issues.

    • “Goat Simulator had fun, novel, and funny bugs that didn't negatively affect the gameplay.”
    • “I've seen gameplay, and it seems fun; if only I could start it up.”
    • “In contrast, Whiplash Crash Valley has many big, annoying bugs that ruin the gameplay and the experience.”
  • music2 mentions

    The music in the game is described as soothing and relaxing, providing a calming atmosphere that enhances the overall experience. Players appreciate the way it plays during loading screens, contributing to a sense of tranquility.

    • “I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
    • “When I launch it, it goes to the loading screen and plays the music.”
    • “I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
    • “When I launch it, it goes to the loading screen and plays the music.”
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