OnRush is the newest racing title from the people who previously brought you the Motorstorm series. It is unlike most racing titles though because there really isn't a finish line.

Despite initial impressions Onrush from Codemasters is not a racing game. Well, it kinda is. But it isn't. You 'race' cars around a track against opponents, but not to come first. Okay it is to come first, but not by being first across a finish line.

Onrush does well to fill that racing void as a non-serious arcade, 'destruction-derby type of vehicular mayhem' experience. However, as enjoyable and heart-pounding as the matches can be, the novelty eventually begins to wear thin and, once that happens, there is little else that can reignite the...

Vroom Lockdown is the clear winner, and likely the prized creation of the team, as nearly every track is built around it. Anyone from anywhere around the world can jump into Lockdown and understand what it's all about, as players from each team clamor to capture those moving points, slamming foes...

It may look like one, and is from a team of racing game specialists that worked on the likes of Motorstorm and Driveclub, but ONRUSH is not a racing game. Well, it certainly isn't a traditional racing game, in any case.

isn't your typical arcade racer, in fact, it's not really a racing game at all. You don't win by being the first to cross a finish line, and you generally don't want to be ahead of the pack, but rather in the thick of its metallic stampede of destruction.

We know Codemasters as the sim racing developers of titles like Dirt , Colin McRae and F1 . My guess is that they just sat there one day going "F@#k it" and decided to create an arcade racer filled with destruction, insane speed, jumps and tricks because maybe staying on track or following a racing...

Pure Arcade bliss; Fun and addictive; Simplistic and intuitive UI; A shot of adrenaline to the heart; Need more SPEED

Needs more tracks; Need more SPEED

Arcade racers, within the contemporary industry are pretty much as good as dead. As most publishers don't see any sustainability within this particular sub-genre, and even those who are still green-lightning arcade racers, are only doing so just to milk a long standing and popular IPs.

Exhilarating Gameplay; Incredibly Complex and Layered Experience; Excellent Visuals; Technically Immaculate; Easy to Pick Up/ Difficult to Master

Slight Balancing Issues; Lootbox Opening Animation Could be Improved

The more you play, the more your initial awe drains and is replaced with focus. Instead of laughing at how much is going on during a game, you'll be taking in all the information that's on screen and using it to determine your next move.

Good game but it is free on ps4 but not xbox is the bad thing