Ambition has never been an issue for The Crew. When it launched last December, Ubisoft's open world "carPG" attempted to provide players the opportunity to drive across the entire continental United States with a full squad of friends, competing in a wide variety of events like traditional circuit...

Monster trucks add excellent goofy fun; Noticeably improved physics and graphics; Summit events provide intense competition; consistently fresh content

Driving still feels floaty despite updates; FreeDrive additions falter; Frustrations like the clunky UI remain unresolved

The Crew has divided critics, and I really think it's because people don't know how to take it. I've waited for this game for almost a year just wondering what a massively multiplayer online arcade racer would be like.

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.

Last week Lucifer officially became a consultant for the LAPD and I began to worry whether the show would descend into a bog-standard procedural with a supernatural twist. While we have had five weeks of Lucifer and Chloe team up to solve a crime, has so far had the charm and darkly-comic talents of...

The Crew is a very ambitious racing game for the PlayStation 4 that requires players to infiltrate an illegal racing street gang known as the 5-10s as they drive around the country from Los Angeles to Miami Florida in order to find out who was responsible for your brother's death.

The Crew has some issues but overall it is a pretty fun car RPG where you will get what you put in to it.

The Crew is a vast, expansive driving game that packs a solid story mode and tons of things to do. However, much of its endgame content feels like repetitive filler. 3.5 /5

The Crew has been quite the ambitious undertaking by a completely new development studio as Ivory Tower has offered some interesting ways to play a racing game. The open-world aspect is one I found myself enjoying more often than not as having an entire nation to drive across was thrilling and quite...

Get your crew together, and conquer the USA.

"I, for one, welcome our new car overlords"