Platforms
- PlayStation 3Oct 20, 20088.1playscore8.29 Critics8.43.05K Players
- Xbox 360Oct 20, 20088.1playscore8.29 Critics8.5116K Players
12 critic reviews · 10 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
I really enjoy the look and feel of Midnight Club: Los Angeles, and there's a good amount of content here, but the severe difficulty level makes it all much harder to appreciate. It's punishing, but if you're up for it, there are some sights worth seeing here.
Ryan Davis · Oct 31, 2008 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full reviewThe open-city racer has some pretty impressive games competing for your cash at the moment. Burnout Paradise is offering a seemingly endless stream of new content to play around with in its action-packed fictional city, whereas Midnight Club L.A. is slicker, better designed and gives a more real sense of being in a crowded city. We're happy to play both, and we recommend you do the same.
Tom Orry · Oct 28, 2008 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full reviewWhile the technical hitches are disappointing, Midnight Club: Los Angeles is still a frantic, open experience that’s even more fun for anyone familiar with the city. There’s a lot of room for personalization, and the nearly overwhelming lineup of modes and events ensure that players won’t be taking the bus out of town any time soon.
Game Trailers · Oct 24, 2008 Reviewed on X360By sticking to its roots, Midnight Club Los Angeles may not be a master of innovation, but as one of the most polished, finely honed and adrenaline-filled racing games, you won’t find any that do it better. You’ll love your time in the City of Angels...
Shaun Curnow · Oct 20, 2008 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full reviewMidnight Club: Los Angeles is certainly an excellent game and has proven itself as a must-own title for fans of the automotive genre. Sure, it doesn't have the grandeur and scope of the Gran Turismo series, or the freewheeling mayhem of Burnout, but it does bring a style all it's own to the genre. With plenty of rides, modes, and personality to spare, this title is definitely worthy of having a spot on your automotive mantle, as long as you're up to the challenge!
Amanda L. Kondolojy · Oct 20, 2008 Reviewed on PS3, X360Read full reviewMidnight Club: Los Angeles is a great racing experience with a few mars on its paint job. The cars handle fantastically, the city is nearly perfect, the GPS stuff is awesome and customizing your ride is great. It is way too hard, however, even right from the start. Rep points help to make sure you progress even if you can't win anything, but it's annoying to keep coming in at the end of the pack and rarely nabbing the top of the podium.
Chris Roper · Oct 20, 2008 Reviewed on PS3Read full reviewMidnight Club: Los Angeles is most successful when it keeps things simple. The game's checkpoint events and time trials are the best we've seen, and the option to create circuits from scratch adds the potential for some truly epic contests. For slick graphics, intelligent design and pure arcade fun, this is the racing game to keep your motor running this winter.
OXM Staff · Oct 24, 2008 Reviewed on X360Midnight Club: Los Angeles is unarguably a high quality racer that admirably bridges the gap between a freeform gaming world and a more structured race setup. Yet for all its visual thrills, extensive (if never exhaustive) customisation options and high production values, it feels as though Rockstar San Diego has played it a little too safe here. There’s little genuine design innovation on show as you cruise around LA looking for your next challenge...
Martin Korda · Oct 21, 2008 Reviewed on PS3Read full reviewFrom time to time, it will get the better of you, and at that point it's not about difficulty so much as accumulated failure, a burden Midnight Club: Los Angeles forces you to carry, and one that's tough to bear for all the game's other successes. Tolerate the lashing of agony that accompanies every one of these moments, though, and this is fast, brutal, ingenious racing drama...
Tom Bramwell · Oct 20, 2008 Reviewed on PS3Read full reviewSu mayor defecto, sin lugar a dudas, es la dificultad tan extrema que nos presenta, que nos complica mucho el progreso de la partida y requiere una perfección exagerada en el jugador, desde los primeros compases del título, lo cual puede acabar provocando una cierta frustración. Eso sí, hay muchas cosas por hacer y ganaremos reputación que nos permitirá mejorar aún cuando no ganemos ninguna carrera, por lo que el juego no se estanca y permite seguir hacia delante.
Ramón Méndez González · Oct 23, 2008 Reviewed on X360Read full review
Community Reviews
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About the game
The entire city of Los Angeles is your playground as you speed through the streets, parking lots, and back alleys in Midnight Club: Los Angeles, all on your way to becoming the most notable racer in the city. As a new arrival on the racing scene, you’re going to need to earn REP for others to take you seriously, and earn the right to upgrade your ride or purchase an even better one. Reputation Points can be earned by completing any task or race in MCLA, regardless of what position you finish.