Danger Zone

It controls terribly, all movement feels like it is done on ice. The camera cannot be manipulated while driving and is at a very low angle, making the very vertical levels an utter gamble as to if you are going where you need to do, the destruction of vehicles is very unfulfilling as it is only texture damage, no warping of the models to really feel the impacts, there is no music and the game is short with only one mechanic ripped straight out of Burnout. It's a disaster of a game, avoid and go play Burnout instead.

this is not a bad game in general but for everyone who has fond memories of of the crash mode in the burnout series it's difficult to judge this positively. the potential is there but the lack of scenery and selectable cars each with its own strengths and weaknesses just make the gameplay shallow. there are also some techinical issue such as a certain inconsistency of the physic engine and the lack of a 360 camera in all direction (which honestly takes literally 10 minutes to be implemented). besides those things the game is ok, it just suffer in comparison to their previous work. hope DZ2 makes the leap again

A driving game where you cant actually drive the cars. Accelerate and brake a little yes, but dont expect to steer, drift or really anything else. Everything drives like you're on ice. That works ok for most levels, but in the ones that you actually need to move its quite frustrating. The camera is awful too. No tilt and yet there is a lot of verticality in the levels. For some reason the camera will snap around mid-turn sometimes too, very disorienting.

Game crashes every minute or two. From what I was able to try on the first level. It seems pretty basic almost on rails style crash game. There isn't a whole lot of variety judging by what others are saying. And it'll leave you disappointed if you wanted a Burnout 3 experience. Too bad I can't actually play the game though.

[h1]An explosion-themed coin collecting game[/h1] It's very tempting to focus on the absurd CAR GO BOOM spectacle of it all, but that would misrepresent the thrust of the gameplay. This game consists of bunny-hopping from one coin-blast pickup area to the other. Sometimes timing your blasts carefully, occasionally wondering who thought locking the camera to the horizontal axis was a good idea, and mostly just hoping the physics rolls the dice in your favor this time. If you wish you could go back and play the CRASH levels of the Burnout series, pick this up on sale and have a giggle. Don't expect the novelty to last for more than a couple of hours. Still, it's fine for what it is. Recommended.

That`s happen when Michael Bay get Drunk and trie`s making Videogames!

Uma porcaria, pedi reembolso, ao abrir o jogo, ele fecha com o máximo de 2 min. Não rasguem dinheiro com esse lixo!

[h1]An acceptable attempt at recreating Burnout's Crash Mode[/h1] To start things off I'll put things into perspective. This game is a recreation of a specific game mode called Crash Mode from the Burnout series. There, you would drive into a scenario in which your goal is to trigger the biggest crash collision possible to gain points. You would be given some air control and the access to "Smashbreaker", which consists in detonating your car in order to provoke further damage and move around a little more. In these scenarios, there were tokens which would give you extra points, extra Smashbreakers, or multiply your total score. From these, only the highest multiplier was crucial. With Danger Zone, the formula is changed, which creates a resembling experience but different in key points. Here, the base is the same. You drive towards the scenario and create a crash collision. However, the design decisions surrounding the bonuses will lead to enormous changes in the way the player approaches and experiences each level. Before, the tokens for bonus points were not quite important. Here, however, collecting all the tokens grants a really substantial boost to your score, making them completely necessary to reach the higher goals. These are also set in a very clearly predesigned route, which makes the game more focused in following that route than actually optimise your crashing. Furthermore, there are some flaws in the control system, specially in regards to the Smashbreaker, which is extremely unreliable due to the physics changing the distance you can slide or bounce off the ground. A good roll of the dice can be a game changer. Due to what I assume were limitation in its production, natural, realistic scenery is gone and now all levels are metallic constructions in some fictional test lab. This is minor but still worsens the atmosphere for me. Quite underwhelming when compared to its mother, but still enjoyable enough. Worth it for reduced price.

Краш-Тест в стиле Burnout на PS2! По акции вполне себе можно приобресть:)

Addictive game. Great level design and progression keeps you interested. It's like playing an addictive game of pinball but with automobiles, pretty lights, sirens and boom boom explosions.