Crash Team Rumble Review

Por um escritor misterioso

Last updated 05 junho 2024

Crash Team Rumble may not be a traditional Crash game, but it is a very fun one. Some characters and powers definitely seem to be stronger than others based on the fact that the community brings them into every single match, but everything and everyone is viable in the right hands. Matchmaking is a breeze, the maps are absolutely incredible, there’s a lot of depth for those who want to mine it, and it’s easy to lose yourself in the hunt for Wumpa Fruit for hours at a time, especially if you’re playing with friends. Even the cosmetic upgrades are fun to mess around with. But those hours come to a close a bit too soon due to a lack of game modes, limited matchmaking options, and an unlock system that is often downright annoying. That leaves Crash Team Rumble feeling a lot like Wumpa Fruit itself: it’s a great snack, and it’s got a lot of flavor, but you’ll probably be hungry again 30 minutes later. I know I was.

Crash Team Rumble Review

Crash Team Rumble Is All About Taking Platforming Into Multiplayer

Crash Team Rumble gets release date, early access date

Crash Team Rumble Review (Xbox Series X, S)

Crash Team Rumble (XSX) Review – ZTGD

Game review: Crash Team Rumble (PS5)

New Crash Team Rumble hero is the non-binary Bowie-inspired Catbat

Shop Crash Team Rumble PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 at Best Buy. Find low everyday prices and buy online for delivery or in-store pick-up. Price Match