Onrush shouldn't work, and for a lot of people, I suspect it won't. An arcade racing game but without the actual racing, Onrush replaces the jostle for first place with an adrenaline-pumping fight for survival.

Excellent sense of speed; Takedowns are satisfying; Switch and Lockdown are fun modes..

It isn't too easy on the eyes; A pretty barebones offering; The racer character models are dreadful; Tags

Onrush is a visionary new arcade combat racing game that defies the traditional rules of racing and dares to offer something new, thrilling, and surprisingly addictive. It blends the multi-car pack mentality of MotorStorm with the slow-motion takedowns of Burnout then throws in cosmetic loot boxes,...

Positives + Racing feels great + Emphasis on team + Responsive controls + Gorgeous UHD/HDR + Energetic soundtrack

Negatives + Online "required" + Periodic server crashes + Questionable AI bots

One genre that's been left behind by AAA studio consolidation and closure is the arcade racer. There's nothing wrong with racing simula...

is one of the most original driving games I've played in years, giving it a unique flavor. By forgetting about simply going faster than everyone else and mixing traditional racing mechanics with modes and subtle nuances typically found in other genres, Onrush managed to change the way I think about...

Buy Onrush If you believe in second or third chances, Onrush may be your lucky charm. It's the third major racing property by the developers formerly known as Evolution Studios, and it could be their ultimate redemption.

The single-player campaign essentially is a tutorial to prepare drivers for the madness that awaits within the online realm. The campaign, which can also be enjoyed cooperatively, succeeds at putting the player behind the wheel of each vehicle to learn their strengths and weaknesses while exploring...

You do a lot of driving and cause much mayhem in Onrush , but this isn't a typical entry in the vehicular combat genre. Taking cues from the popular shooter Overwatch , developer Codemasters has created a team-based game where players choose from one of eight vehicles, each with their own abilities,...

Onrush is a vehicular combat game that crashes its way onto the PS4 and Xbox One courtesy of publisher Deep Silver and developer Codemasters.

Onrush bills itself as a racer; it's filled with two- and four-wheeled vehicles driving fast, and it's even developed by Codemasters - a racing game outfit - and by several members of the former Evolution Studios, the guys that developed Driveclub, World Rally Championship, and Motorstorm.

Codemasters' combat racer hits the PS4, but is it worth your attention