6.8
Keeping true to Crazy Taxi’s destructively fun legacy, you’ll enjoy the pumped-up music that Gazillionaire brings, and along with the great cartoony visual style, you’ll find this game quite simple to pick-up and start playing.
Crazy Taxi City Rush
SEGA · Jul 31, 2014
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CUSTOMIZE YOUR CAB
For the first time ever, fully customize your very own crazy taxi. Increase its power and visual appeal with a wide variety of over-the-top upgrades and looks. Then collect a whole fleet of cabs.
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- 8.6To be honest, this game was much better than I expected: its graphics are incredibly detailed and smooth and the gameplay is just so much fun. A mix between crazy and risky, an incredibly entertaining game with an exciting premise and perfect graphics overall.
- 7.5If you’re a fan of the Crazy Taxi franchise, this is a unique spin on something you already know and love that’s well worth giving a chance. Just buckle up – when you crash into that paywall, it’s going to hurt.
- 6.8The character design and so much more in Crazy Taxi City Rush can also just be described as different and out of place. It might be biased to constantly compare this game to its predecessors, but it’s hard not to, and maybe also necessary to do so when the game could have easily been, but wasn’t a different IP altogether.
- 8.0There's quite a bit of fun to be had from playing Crazy Taxi: City Rush. It's buried deep under its heavily-monetized metagame, full of energy systems, wait timers, and currency systems, in a way that is extremely labyrinthine, and I wish the energy system wasn't there at all, or at least had a way to buy out of it, but they far from ruin this game.
- 7.0Crazy Taxi: City Rush is crazy fun, so it's a shame it's been stuffed with so many free-to-play annoyances. This is one instance where players will doubtlessly wish they could pay a flat fare.
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