Crashday Redline Edition

Critic reviews

• COGconnected

  Alexander Thomas · Aug 15, 2017

  6.0

  Crashday: Redline Edition stays true to its roots, offering gamers a variety of ways to play, however, as a whole the game just doesn’t mesh well together. One part car mayhem, one part stunt driving, and one part driving simulator, all narrated by cheesy mobster talk. With a name like Crashday: Redline I was expecting something akin to Twisted Metal or the Death Race films.

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• GameSpew

  Richard Seagrave · Aug 12, 2017

  8.0

  If you fondly remember the original Crashday or are in the market for a content-filled, action-packed driving game, you’d be wise to consider picking Crashday: Redline Edition up. It won’t break the bank, but it’s very likely to put a huge smile on your face.

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• Hey Poor Player

  Nathaniel Terencio · Aug 11, 2017

  6.0

  It’s a confusing pile of added content that, while at times fun, doesn’t add much depth. It’s learning curve isn’t that bad, but there are other elements that make the game unfairly difficult. The graphical and audio upgrades use the word ‘upgrade’ very loosely. I know I’m sounding harsh, and I did enjoy some of the modes, especially Wrecking Match. And I have no doubt that this might be a really fun party game for you to play with friends online. That being said, I can’t ignore the jank that is present and all the weird content additions that could’ve been used somewhere else, despite the low price for the game. Crashday doesn’t crash and burn, but it sure isn’t getting first place.

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• Hardcore Gamer

  Jeremy Peeples · Aug 10, 2017

  8.0

  Crashday: Redline Edition is an excellent pickup for anyone who loves intense racing action. It combines core racing with car combat and it’s surprising how well everything meshes together. There’s a healthy number of modes available and everything controls well, with a surprising amount of precision with things like gunplay and missile usage — even when you’re speeding around the area.

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• IGN

  Antonio Gila · Aug 12, 2017

  6.0

  Crashday: Redline Edition es, muy a nuestro pesar, un gran ejemplo de cómo no devolver a un juego a la vida. Estamos en una época de muchos refritos, aunque, por lo general, vienen con algunas mejoras y están basados en juegos de más o menos éxito. Moonbyte Games ha querido dar una segunda oportunidad a un juego que, ya en 2006, resultó del montón y en esta ocasión el resultado no ha sido mucho mejor.

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