CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars

The crafting element is a good part of what makes this game tick; it encourages creativity with limited resources. Continually making one’s bot stronger is a very necessary, as the enemies get tougher, and some are very interestingly put together. It’s a fun game, with a simple premise and a reasonable measure of complexity too. All round fun.

Overall, CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars offers a great package. It looks great, it’s entertaining, and even the music is pleasant enough to keep you from rushing to mute. You don’t have to be a cat person to enjoy CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars; you just have to enjoy tinkering (or betting) and be willing to trust your feline driver.

What I appreciate most about CATS isn’t only it’s smooth-running cartoony design: it’s easy to get into, fun, challenging, and very addicting to watch your vehicle tear others into pieces. Yet, the moment your connection even slightly drops, you can’t do anything at all. Plus, while the game is addicting, you’ll be disappointed by the game’s lack of depth, as it keeps things too simple, and you can’t do anything if your car gets pummeled.

If you come into CATS looking for action, you're going to be disappointed. This is very much a casual game of putting things in place and seeing what happens. And if you're looking for any depth you're going to be left feeling a bit flat too. There's definitely an interesting idea here, but a lot of people will find the final product a little lacking.There's a solid idea at the core of CATS, but it's not going to be to everyone's liking.