Crash Drive 3

Crash Drive 3 might not have staying power thanks to its repetitive moments and lackluster quick chat, but it’s still a pretty fun game. It’s easy to get lost in an event or two and there’s plenty to unlock. It’s not complex, making it a good you’re looking for a game that loves the idea of cars rather than actually driving. It’s the best sort of juvenile, letting you just enjoy the concept of play. During the writing of this review, I’ve had moments when I just played more whe...

As a single player game, the arcade racer Crash Drive 3 can feel a bit empty. But it’ll very likely be a real hoot for the kids who just want to explore and goof around. As a multiplayer game, it can be a free-for-all blast.Read More

Cars are good for driving places but in Crash Drive 3, they do flips and stuff so get ready for some zany online multiplayer entertainment.

As unpolished as it may be, though, there’s no denying that Crash Drive 3 is entertaining. It doesn’t try to be the best racing game or the best stunt-driving game, but it is a fun sandbox of exploration, competition and vehicular mayhem. If you’ve got a friend or two to join in with, it’s a perfectly adequate way to while away some hours.

A little bit of research on the Crash Drive franchise showed me that they are mainly mobile games developed by M2H Games, the same people behind the World War I shooter Tannenberg. I was interested on Crash Drive 3 for its emphasis on vehicular combat, a nostalgic genre for me, which hasn’t seen a lot of new titles over the past… decades or so. Having this mainly mobile game released on consoles (and new-gen consoles for that matter) was odd, especially considering they require an upfront...