An odd mix of Test Drive Unlimited, Assassin's Creed, and Destiny. And while the combination is tastier than it sounds it also has an awful lot of lumps in it.

The open world map is a hugely impressive achievement, both technically and artistically; The mission design is generally good and everything can be played with friends

The handling model is not very satisfying and the computer opponents alternate between frustrating and boring; Ranking system discourages personal skill and encourages repetition

That little white box beside the Rated box on the case says "Internet Connection required." If you don't have internet or you plan on running your PS4 on wireless i don't recommend the game. If your playing the game and you loose connection it will kick you out of the game.

Horrível. Uma jogo de corrida arcade tosco. O carro parece deslizar na estrada como se fosse de gelo, e quando faz a curva ele gruda no ch?o como se fosse cola. Gráficos de PS3. Se sair da estrada o carro atravessa o matagal como se o matagal fosse transparente. O mapa é grande, isso é verdade.

The Crew 's greatest achievement is its vast, beautifully rendered condensation of the United States. Dozens of major cities, landmarks, hills, valleys, backroads are all represented, and the game's current-gen horsepower gives us a sense of scale unlike anything we've ever seen.

Not sure why this game has gotten so much hate. Sure, it's not the most realistic racing game out there, but in my opinion, the controls in a lot of those games are very difficult and annoying for the average gamer.

Never really been a fan of racing games. But I decided to give it a go... Overall the graphics are great. Game physics is ok but I don't like the "storyline" (if there's any). Let me put it this way if it's up to $25-$29 it's ok.... But don't buy it full price not worth it

The Digital Fix just passed its driving test and is now off to America for a digital road trip across the country in the form of The Crew, a new driving game from developers Ivory Tower.

The Crew presents an ambitious vision of an online racing ‘CaRPG’, but is severely let down by its other design decisions, writes James Cullinane.

A beautiful world; Endgame isn't without its joys

Grinding; Microtransactions; Traffic AI is appalling

The Crew's massive world is well worth exploring for any petrolhead, it's just a shame it can't deliver on any of its other promises. The concept of playing as a "crew" is crippled by one major flaw, and that's a lack of people to play with, drawn from a disinterested community.

+ Massive world is impressive in scope; + Fun PvP modes

- Terrible story; bland missions; - Sluggish handling; - Cash-grab microtransactions; - Doesn't look that good; - This is a last-gen game

A good game and storyline, but the only thing is that it has to have better graphics, because I was shocked with the ones I found, I expected it to be like forza horizon graphics but it was not, also I would say the cars are still too expensive