Lots of features huge map fun to play but as a more Sim style racing fan the driving physics in the game make me not want to play it at all. If this game had Forza style physics it would be incredible.. if you like more realistic style driving and racing Forza Horizon 4 is definitely the way to go.

Hmm parts of the game look good some do not some of the gameplay controls need a lot of work as well think a patch or several will fix it don't think myself the season pass content is worth the cost Still if u like a wide open area to explore this is the game 4 u

is big, confident, and stuffed with arcade racing action – land, sea, and air. There's undoubtedly something still charming about a racing game that lets us drive an F1 car across the Golden Gate bridge, fly a Spitfire through the Grand Canyon, and crash a monster truck through Central Park, but its...

Shut up and drive Here's a quick rundown. The Street squad includes standard street races, drift challenges, drag racing, and the tense-as-hell hypercar events that'll have you soaring across state lines in 20-minute-plus tests of endurance.

Ivory Tower is in the running to champion open-world racing by introducing many new ways for you to crown yourself the king of speed. Everything from cars, bikes, boats, planes and hovercrafts are at your fingertips to race around and do tricks with to your heart's content.

Lots and lots to keep you busy; Playing with friends is great fun; Cities received visual upgrades; Flying is actually fun; Free DLC heading your way

Lack of tutorials makes learning to fly not so fun; Other areas didn't get the same visual upgrade; Driving in snow is like driving on an endless white bed sheet; Can't play offline

As much as Willie Nelson likes to sing about them, road trips aren't always the perfect getaway. Driving along the open road, sharing p...

Fast Fav makes everything better; The cheerier tone is a welcome change; A jack of all trades..

...but master of none; Still no offline mode

The original Crew was an interesting experiment that merged storytelling with an open-world MMO setting, the likes of which very few in that genre had done. It had your traditional cut-scenes and story missions mixed with an open ended setting that featured the entire setting of USA.

Spectacular Presentation; Innovative Vehicle Switching Mechanic; Good Roster of Vehicles From Big Manufacturers; Vast Open World; Fun Arcade Controls; Fantastic Original Music

Lacks Structure and Meaning; Races Can Feel Repetitive; Might be Too Expensive for Some; No PVP at Launch

I despised the first Crew video game. I won't lie. I won't sugar coat it. The Crew was a horrible game on so many levels. Ubisoft obviously listens because they made The Crew 2 way better. I am not just talking about racing boats, bikes, and planes. I am talking about toning down the bad content.

The first thing that Ivory Tower did when they started on a sequel for The Crew was ditch its idiotic story and ham-fisted narrative. Instead, The Crew 2 features an open world playground to drive and race through.

I'm in two minds about this game. Firstly, it is fun.... a lot of fun ..... but that comes with a warning. This is old school arcade racing, by which I mean it's not just forgiving, but forgiving and dumb. For example, there is no penalty for cutting corners on or going off track on track events.