Good game, but disappointed its not two player. The Ad is misleading, you need two Xboxes and two games to be two player - it is not two player on one console.

I would not give this one star. The only thing that relates is the cover on the case. One bad police chase and no options.

Okay, I bought this game when it came out and played little of the beta. Overall, the map is huge and super fun to explore, but there are a few drawbacks that make the lasting appeal of the game short. For example, the story of the game is very simplistic and predictable...

I guess it is pretty damning when I come away from a game with little to no idea what to say about my time with it. Usually there is a part that gets under my skin, or an interesting moment that stands out worth writing about.

The Crew, for me at least, was a repetitive let down with over aggressive Police AI and frankly, not that much to do despite so many activities and locales. I loved how you could drive the entire USA, but in all that land there really wasn't that much to do besides races and the odd speed or slalom...

Open-world racing games are by no means new to the console gaming scene. Ubisoft Reflections introduced gamers to the open-world racing game with their classic Driver series, but it was really the GTA- spinoff Midnight Club franchise that gave gamers the thrilling sense of speed in an free-roam...

Positives Huge Map Cinematic Production

Negatives Online Connection Required MMO gameplay is out of place

Ubisoft has received some criticism this year for some of its most hyped games that included Watch Dogs , Assassin's Creed Rogue and Assassin's Creed Unity. While many diehard fans may have loved the new additions, many gamers found them to perform under the high standards that were set, and thus a...

'The Crew' is an ambitious racer set in an open world model of the United States. The world is not to scale, of course - the distance from Detroit to St. Louis is about fifteen miles, for instance. It is an online, persistent world that's not quite an MMO.

The Crew is a video game with one foot in the past, and one foot in the future. Some of the technological achievements in this next gen video game are very impressive. Like mapping of certain cities. Getting to go to certain areas in the United States.

deserves credit for the frankly staggering size of its open world, and the fact that it's absolutely filled to the brim with racing, challenges, a fat multiplayer offering, and exploration potential.

Remarkably immense; So much racing content

Brazen; catch-up AI; Often underwhelming looks; Stingy economy