The Crew

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  1. DatSimple1211
    Dec 12, 2014
    5
    The Crew as of now is decent at best.

    Positives: The world is enormous! You truly do feel like you are going cross-country the ought the game, even through long interstates in between cities. There are tons of different race types and and challenges. If you can get over the negatives you'll have no problem having a good time upgrading yourself and you're cars. The handling is pretty    The Crew as of now is decent at best.

    Positives: The world is enormous! You truly do feel like you are going cross-country the ought the game, even through long interstates in between cities. There are tons of different race types and and challenges. If you can get over the negatives you'll have no problem having a good time upgrading yourself and you're cars. The handling is pretty good, and remember, it is an arcade racer. And the graphics are above-average... Since it is so huge, some details are left to be desired, but pretty good overall in my opinion.

    Negatives: Where do I start?!?!?! There are too many problems connecting to racers (or even finding people who want to join co-op missions). It took too long to receive my pre-ordered cars (so long that they don't matter now) and still have not received my Crew Credits. The micro-transactions take you out of the equation as you are too far behind the competition. And the levels of the cars feel worthless, as I lost a co-op race with a level 48, 2015 Ford Mustang GT against all less and level 20 starter cars.

    I am just incredibly disappointed in this game, and it just doesn't feel worth already. I'm trading in today while I can still get decent money back. Advice save your time and money, and just get Far Cry 4... It is the only game Ubisoft has made that is any good.    … Expand
  2. DerWieland
    Jan 19, 2015
    5
    The Crew could have been one of the best racing games released for the PC so far. The idea of a vast environment, a feature-loaded tuning system as well as a motivating career due to a player-level and exp system combined with storytelling, was really tempting for me. Unfortunately, the performance is lousy, while the game looks aged - more like a DirectX 8 game, rather than anything evenThe Crew could have been one of the best racing games released for the PC so far. The idea of a vast environment, a feature-loaded tuning system as well as a motivating career due to a player-level and exp system combined with storytelling, was really tempting for me. Unfortunately, the performance is lousy, while the game looks aged - more like a DirectX 8 game, rather than anything even remotely modern. A lot of optimization, that would have been necessary, simply didn't happen. While the lack of detail is just a pity, the flickering edges - even with every possible AA mode - start to hurt my eyes after playing for an hour.
    Conculsion: good plan, bad execution! I really really hope for big preformance patches (as my PC isn't slow at all - at least as for any other recently released open-world game).    … Expand
  3. houdinistag
    Feb 8, 2015
    5
    Overall I think the idea of this game is better than the reality. The huge map is great and driving between locations doesn't feel boring as there are plenty of "skill challenges" along the way which enables you to pick up some extra parts for your car and some (albeit small amounts of) cash. Early on in the game the missions are fun and challenging.
    However as you level up and improve,    Overall I think the idea of this game is better than the reality. The huge map is great and driving between locations doesn't feel boring as there are plenty of "skill challenges" along the way which enables you to pick up some extra parts for your car and some (albeit small amounts of) cash. Early on in the game the missions are fun and challenging.
    However as you level up and improve, the poor driving physics become more and more annoying. I realise its an arcade racer and wasn't expecting Gran Turismo levels of realistic handling but as your cars get faster they are horrible to drive and very irritating. Although i will say that the dirt and raid races actually are pretty good.
    The graphics aren't as good as i would expect from a PS4 game. They feel like something straight out of last gen. Not terrible but not amazing.
    The A.I. feel like they are attached to you with an elastic band. No matter how far ahead you get there is always someone right behind you and don't get me started on the cops.
    Some of the missions seem like you are set up to fail, such as one where you have to take down a bus and no matter how fast you are going its going the same speed or faster meaning you can't catch it at certain points.
    I found the upgrading of your cars overly confusing and i would rather have been able to buy parts as an when i needed them rather than doing skills but i think its been setup that way to help push the micro tramsactions (which is obvious when you realise how little cash you get from missions)
    The story is your typical undercover cop trope but i actually found it enjoyable.

    It had so much promise and could have been a great game without all these niggles but once i finish the story mode I don't think i would go back and play it again.

    It has filled a gap though as the lack of racers on PS4 is shocking.    … Expand
  4. badgerryan19
    Jun 19, 2017
    5
    Well this was a massive disappointment. All the promises we were given almost none were delivered until years later. Well the driving was still good at least.
  5. ProGamer7
    Nov 3, 2015
    5
    Started off as a good game, but slowly I came to the realization that this game is trash. It's fun with friends and the map is large, but other than that, I don't recommend it. The update would have been good, if it was for free. The update (The Crew: Wild Run) should have been the initial game.
  6. R3HAP3R
    Feb 3, 2019
    5
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  7. GALACTICFUT
    Sep 15, 2019
    5
    La búsqueda de partidas con otros jugadores online es muy difícil y que requiera el juego una conexión permanente hace que sea inestable a la hora de ir a correr.
  8. Captiosus
    Dec 8, 2014
    4
    Let's critically examine what Ubisoft themselves have called "The Crew". They have referred to it as a MMO, open world, competitive racing game. Unfortunately, about the only part of their own assessment that is correct is the "open world" part.

    The Crew is not a very good racing game. Car and world physics are atrocious and even after upgrading cars with performance parts players will    Let's critically examine what Ubisoft themselves have called "The Crew". They have referred to it as a MMO, open world, competitive racing game. Unfortunately, about the only part of their own assessment that is correct is the "open world" part.

    The Crew is not a very good racing game. Car and world physics are atrocious and even after upgrading cars with performance parts players will find their cars sliding all over the road. A slight tap on the wheel or stick will result in either minimal movement or spinning off course, all in the same car with the same parts. AI is frequently "boosted" to foster competitiveness against the player in the campaign so the player's upgrades often feel for naught when an AI left in the dust several miles back suddenly passes the player at Warp Factor 5 to take the win within the last 100 yards.

    The Crew is not a good MMO. Let's start with the obvious in that it's not "massively multiplayer" in the slightest. Each part of the world you inhabit has a cap to the number of people that can also be in it. I believe the cap is 8, total, as I never saw more than that in any given area. That's hardly massive and more akin to a large lobby system. Beyond this point, The Crew's "end game" revolves entirely around multiplayer racing. Once the player finishes the story, that's IT from a PVE standpoint. Cap at level 50 and the entire goal of the game is PVP/Faction Wars. Since Ubisoft themselves have referred to the game as an MMO, this comparison is warranted: Imagine World of Warcraft where you play a story mode to get to max level only to find out all end game progression is 100% pvp battlegrounds, rated battlegrounds, and rated arena. The Crew's end game is merely PVP grind hidden behind racing and grindy gameplay alone does not make something a MMO.

    The Crew is a not a good competitive racer. Multiplayer is plagued by lag, rubber-banding, and other persistent server issues and it favors players with more money than sense. Perk Points that fundamentally enhance and/or alter player abilities can be bought with real money over and above the finite amount players can earn in-game. Cars in varying tuner classes can also be purchased with real money. Combined with the inherent imbalance the so-called "MMO" elements bring to the table, there's very little competitiveness in the multiplayer racing.. which effectively devalues their ENTIRE "end game" design.

    The Crew is not a good looking game. Graphically, it's dated out-of-the-box. Defenders claim this is merely due to the open world nature of the game, to which I cry "BS". They could have done much, much better in this department with the current crop of consoles. Even the PC, while it gets better framerate, suffers these lackluster, cartoonish textures and models.

    The only real solid point to The Crew is the open world venue. Driving around in the micro-United States is a fun endeavor in and of itself, but it's one that can be fully accomplished within an hour of two of starting the game. Once you've driven around all the backroads and dirt roads and had your moments of "wow, they put that in?", you're stuck with a game whose core - racing, competitive multiplayer, and MMO or RPG elements - is rotten.    … Expand
  9. Dog4life
    Dec 2, 2014
    4
    A mediocre arcade racing game that suffers from bad graphics, low texture detail and also cars looks almost better in NFS underground 2.
    Too few cars to choose from. The story is a joke told by cheesy cutscenes.
  10. edutra1976
    Dec 3, 2014
    4
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. 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 chão 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. Mas o game é decepcionante.… Expand
  11. themiso
    Dec 2, 2014
    4
    It doesn't look too bad, but not great either. Undercover cop story ? Really ? Another below average game from Ubisoft. The world is big whch is plus, but it takes little bit more than just a size to satisfy :)
  12. baleemic
    Dec 3, 2014
    4
    It has that 90's Ford feel- that it's not a quality product. It feels unfinished, scripted, and buggy. Traffic sometimes comes to a standstill, you win or lose challenges for reasons you don't know and the story is awful. It can at times be entertaining
  13. MetalGuitargod
    Dec 6, 2014
    4
    What a let down. The formula for a huge, open world racing is nice but poorly executed. There is no sense of thrill, or speed in this game and a pure lack of urgency when trying to escape the police. The car models are a shame, especially when playing on pc (970 gtx max settings), lets not mention the amount of crashes experienced while playing. Never have I had such a poor experienceWhat a let down. The formula for a huge, open world racing is nice but poorly executed. There is no sense of thrill, or speed in this game and a pure lack of urgency when trying to escape the police. The car models are a shame, especially when playing on pc (970 gtx max settings), lets not mention the amount of crashes experienced while playing. Never have I had such a poor experience with any racer. People keep comparing it with need for speed (I personally have enjoyed many a need for speed) and I say nay. This game has poor car models, poor environments, poorly executed online (consistent disconnects) and a lack of fun. I would love to get my money back, so be warned. Keep yours.… Expand
  14. Volitile88
    Dec 7, 2014
    4
    Honestly, I seen the trailer for The Crew and loved it. It looked fun, something i could get on with my friends and just play for hours then I got the game the other day and just a sub standard racing game which you have to be always online which doesn't annoy me to much but Ubisofts' servers are pretty terrible for me, keep being disconnected from these error codes etc. etc.

    The    Honestly, I seen the trailer for The Crew and loved it. It looked fun, something i could get on with my friends and just play for hours then I got the game the other day and just a sub standard racing game which you have to be always online which doesn't annoy me to much but Ubisofts' servers are pretty terrible for me, keep being disconnected from these error codes etc. etc.

    The driving in The Crew is derpy the car bounces around off random bumps in the road or offroad causing me and other players just to spin out crashing into each other resulting in lost time on most Co op missions then restarting it, many times. It tries to blend a sort of realistic racer with arcade type driving and it's does not work that well.

    Graphics don't really affect my buying of games as long as it has great story, characters and gameplay but this has none of the above.

    Story did surprise me as I did not think the crew had one, but it is nothing special or unique.

    There are micro transactions. You can buy your way to have the best cars pretty much from the get go, but most of the games car classes are restricted by level so you are going to have to actual play through to get them all, if you can manage it without becoming bored.

    The map is pretty huge with is my only positive point.

    To conclude, if you want an open world racer where you can play with friends Forza Horizon 2 is probably the best thing out right now for XB1 and there is Drive club for PS4 there is also Need for Speed Rivals if you want the cop vs racer game, all are leagues better than The Crew.    … Expand
  15. HonestReviewBoy
    Dec 8, 2014
    4
    I can honestly say that I’ve never played a game that’s as simultaneously frustrating and joyous as The Crew, Ubisoft’s new open-world racing game. In this gargantuan rendition of America – in all its glory I might add – you’ll be marvelling at the often beautiful backdrops you’re thundering through as you race towards your destination or next objective in one moment while scornfullyI can honestly say that I’ve never played a game that’s as simultaneously frustrating and joyous as The Crew, Ubisoft’s new open-world racing game. In this gargantuan rendition of America – in all its glory I might add – you’ll be marvelling at the often beautiful backdrops you’re thundering through as you race towards your destination or next objective in one moment while scornfully chastising yourself for throwing away an hour of your life after getting screwed over by the game’s questionable racing mechanics in another. As a purely technical feat The Crew is an incredible success but as an enjoyable video game it is far less accomplished.

    As I alluded to above, one of the greatest things about The Crew is the ability to spend your time travelling across an exceptionally well-translated version of the real-life United States of America. At the start of the game you’ll be racing through the streets of Detroit and as you work your way towards level fifty you’ll start exploring more and more of the world. The Crew’s interpretation of America is understandably a more condensed one than the actual thing, divided into five regions: the West Coast, East Coast, Mountain States, The South, and The Midwest. You’ll race your way across each of these five unique regions across the surprisingly long main campaign, seeing a large chunk of what The Crew’s world has to offer. Even so, though, you’ll still have a large portion of the map shaded in once you finally reach the final story mission; players who love exploring will have no shortage of locales to visit here. What is someone disappointing however is the lack of detail which persists across the entire world. For one thing The Crew’s America isn’t exactly a pretty one, certainly not to the standards of recent video games such as Grand Theft Auto V’s San Andreas and, more notably, Forza Horizon 2’s Southern Europe. Sure, there are shop names and pedestrians, famous city monuments such as the Space Needle in Seattle and the Willis Tower in Chicago, and other nice little touches like litter blowing around the place in cities and tumbleweeds doing their thing in the game’s rural locales. What’s missing however is the kind of pain-staking attention-to-detail seen in other recent releases like those mentioned earlier. In other words, there’s an unfortunate similarity between the streets of San Francisco and Miami. Along similar lines, The Crew’s world often feels desolate with few cars and pedestrians in sight. This makes sense in some places – like the Bonneville Salt Flats or the desert surrounding Las Vegas – but seems substantially less fitting in Downtown Los Angeles at five o’clock in the afternoon. The Crew’s world is one that looks like something from three years ago but is the size of one that exists in the future; it is a testimony to the sophisticated technology the game industry has at its disposal right now.

    The Crew’s world is perhaps the only substantial thing I can find to praise about this troubled game. One of its many failings is its poorly crafted story. This is not to say that it’s a bad story, it’s just a really generic one and one that isn’t particularly engaging. I’d be willing to bet that The Crew’s developers are probably aware of this very fact; in fact, I think I remember seeing an interview in which the game director acknowledged the lack of creative flare in the narrative. The Crew sees the protagonist, Alex, set off on a cross-country journey to bring justice to Coburn and Shiv, the game’s two antagonists who killed Alex’s brother Dayton. To do this Alex must rise through the ranks of his brother’s organisation – the 5-10’s – by competing in a ridiculous number of races and challenges. As you can probably tell, this is the same kind of brother-out-for-revenge type of story we’ve seen many times before in the racing genre. The story doesn’t progress terribly well either; a brief piece of exposition is delivered to the player as he or she begins each mission. Usually this exposition is significantly lacking in detail or abhorrently ludicrous. Cut-scenes too are fairly stock-standard affairs like the type we saw in Just Cause 2; Alex drives up in some kind of car and either does some cool stuff in front of the camera as he makes his way to the starting line or hops out and walks to the car he needs to use for the mission. It’s not exactly this most gripping of pre-mission cinematics. The Crew’s story certainly isn’t the game’s strong suit but at least a weak narrative is something we’ve come to expect from the genre.
    The Crew’s greatest failing is that it doesn’t deliver on the promise of a great racing experience. For starters the game’s handling model is absolutely ridiculous; full-lock feels nothing close to what it should be and it is near impossible to make cars drift. As such, cars in The Crew seems to have a mind of their own and will appear to disobey your commands in crucial moments. It’s the kind of system where if you can feel    … Expand
  16. flatline1218
    Dec 10, 2014
    4
    Great Map. Drive was fun. But, very Poor Level Design. Above all, story mission was boring. That was monotonous driver work. The Crew was a letdown. That's a bummer.
  17. eva3si0n
    Jan 10, 2023
    4
    The Crew is a completely passing game. It's a mediocre racing video game. A typical game from Ubisoft is a huge empty open world with nothing to do. And in general, the idea is excellent, the implementation is terrible. The Crew doesn't have the most important thing in the game of this genre - it's terribly boring to drive. Terrible physics, cars are irons on wheels. I'm not even sureThe Crew is a completely passing game. It's a mediocre racing video game. A typical game from Ubisoft is a huge empty open world with nothing to do. And in general, the idea is excellent, the implementation is terrible. The Crew doesn't have the most important thing in the game of this genre - it's terribly boring to drive. Terrible physics, cars are irons on wheels. I'm not even sure where she's worse at The Crew or Need for Speed. Also, with optimization, the game has obvious problems, I understand that the game was released only at the beginning of the PS4 life path, but such long downloads are not forgivable. Also graphically, the game is disappointing, smoothing and shadows in the game seem to be absent. A passing game that is not worth wasting time on… Expand
  18. m162000a
    Jul 29, 2022
    4
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Not as I expected The graphic is very bad
    Control system also bad Nothing is good in this game except the photos in gallery    … Expand
  19. Malooga
    Dec 23, 2014
    3
    "Dude! Did you see my new car?"

    "What, the Subaru concept car that's not actually available at ANY retailers worldwide?!" "Yeah man, fricken' sweet huh? I won it in a pink-slip race in The Crew! You can't really make out the details that well, and I can't really say if it handles realistically but I DO own it...virtually." "That's pretty cool man." Insert different car model,    "Dude! Did you see my new car?"

    "What, the Subaru concept car that's not actually available at ANY retailers worldwide?!"

    "Yeah man, fricken' sweet huh? I won it in a pink-slip race in The Crew! You can't really make out the details that well, and I can't really say if it handles realistically but I DO own it...virtually."

    "That's pretty cool man."

    Insert different car model, repeat conversation. 3/10    … Expand
  20. Rumbles
    Dec 4, 2014
    3
    I had the opportunity to play the closed beta of The Crew. And I was really excited about it. The problem is, this game is terrible. Terrible characters, terrible story and boring gameplay. I was looking forward to some in depth car customisation, but unfortunately it's just straight forward upgrades. No playing around to find a balance, just higher level, better car.
  21. DarwinTheCat
    Dec 3, 2014
    3
    How is that people continue buying Ubisoft games?. The Crew has a terrible story (not that you buy a racing game for its plot), outdated graphics (almost PS2 quality) and a plethora of glitches that will keep you raging for hours.

    Please vote with your wallet and stop supporting Ubisoft.
  22. Xylog
    Dec 31, 2014
    3
    Too many random, uncontrollable events (obstacles/crashes/loss of control/rubber bands) makes progress very slow, difficult, repetitive and frustrating. Graphics are ordinary but gameplay and especially control are worse. Progression and achievement pretty much a spin of the roulette wheel. Tedious, frustrating, not much fun.
  23. Rush--21
    Dec 27, 2014
    3
    The giant scope of this game is the reason for its downfall. They spent way too much time creating a massive world, forcing the core functionality to take a backseat. A few of the issues:

    The ai adapts to your driving. Your comp slows down and speeds up depending on how you drive. You aren't rewarded for driving well (ie putting your comp in your dust). The better you drive, the    The giant scope of this game is the reason for its downfall. They spent way too much time creating a massive world, forcing the core functionality to take a backseat. A few of the issues:

    The ai adapts to your driving. Your comp slows down and speeds up depending on how you drive. You aren't rewarded for driving well (ie putting your comp in your dust). The better you drive, the better they drive. Your driving skill is absolutely meaningless.

    Graphically, this is not next gen game. The Crew is on par with last gen driving games.

    Handling is atrocious compared to other AAA driving games. If you're looking for a great racing game, look into NFS. While its open world is smaller, the gameplay is on point.    … Expand
  24. kwstas
    Jan 4, 2016
    3
    please if anyone see this comment take few second to read this , firstly i didn't Believe the bad comments because of the cool cars and all the staff , i spend hours and hours to finish the game , the story have no point at all but i say okay but then when the pvp part take place then when i realise that all my hours gone wasted . for god believe me . TONS off lag . cars flying in the airplease if anyone see this comment take few second to read this , firstly i didn't Believe the bad comments because of the cool cars and all the staff , i spend hours and hours to finish the game , the story have no point at all but i say okay but then when the pvp part take place then when i realise that all my hours gone wasted . for god believe me . TONS off lag . cars flying in the air car below magically get ahead of you . driving and magically find your self in the air . game-play is awful no communication everything is a big mess . so unprofessional work .… Expand
  25. Shmuppet
    Aug 2, 2017
    3
    The driving feels slowed down and weak. The story line makes little to no sense and is also painfully boring (along with the voice acting sounding painfully bad). The graphics look worse than a 2010 xbox 360 game. The soundtrack is subpar and makes it more frustrating when you're wrestling with the menu for 5 minutes. Also I quit the game after a player with all of the police and "extreme"The driving feels slowed down and weak. The story line makes little to no sense and is also painfully boring (along with the voice acting sounding painfully bad). The graphics look worse than a 2010 xbox 360 game. The soundtrack is subpar and makes it more frustrating when you're wrestling with the menu for 5 minutes. Also I quit the game after a player with all of the police and "extreme" cars DLC **** me over when I was just trying to complete a mission. I don't mind seeing other players in the world and racing them, but when they can just randomly invade your world and disrupt your experience it is just frustrating. This game lacks composer and identity that combined with the lackluster watered down driving and other mentioned issues make this game worse than any other racer on the market. If you want a game with a fun massive open world play Fuel. If you want a racing game with great driving, good cars with good sound play Forza. This feels like those two combined and INCREDIBLY watered down.… Expand
  26. Cpal4554
    Jul 7, 2018
    3
    Very disappointing game. The graphics have improved after some updates, but the environments are still boring. Driving is unbelievably frustrating, you pretty much crash into stuff, turn the wheel, crash into stuff on the opposite side. It's arcady like Need For Speed, but without the fun. Also, it contains monster trucks which is awesome, except they're nothing like monstertrucks. YouVery disappointing game. The graphics have improved after some updates, but the environments are still boring. Driving is unbelievably frustrating, you pretty much crash into stuff, turn the wheel, crash into stuff on the opposite side. It's arcady like Need For Speed, but without the fun. Also, it contains monster trucks which is awesome, except they're nothing like monstertrucks. You can't drive over anything, you can't crush anything, it's just a bigger car crashing into stuff. Frankly, GTA V is a better racing game, with much better monster trucks. I wanted The Crew to be good, but the reviews are true, this game is really, really bad considering what it could and should have been.… Expand
  27. Enforcer122
    Dec 9, 2014
    2
    Another poor, unfinished, lifeless game created and released for profit by Ubisoft. The first problem I have with this game are the inclusion of micro-transactions. If I pay decent money for a game, the LAST thing I expect is micro-transactions, it's unacceptable. I drive around in cars which don't feel good, the best racing games make the car feel alive, like you're actually driving in aAnother poor, unfinished, lifeless game created and released for profit by Ubisoft. The first problem I have with this game are the inclusion of micro-transactions. If I pay decent money for a game, the LAST thing I expect is micro-transactions, it's unacceptable. I drive around in cars which don't feel good, the best racing games make the car feel alive, like you're actually driving in a Lamborghini or a Ferrari. On this, it feels like an empty box with two wheels. Not to mention you drive around a lifeless terrain, filled with nothingness. I just don't get it, such a poor game, could of been so much better. I'm not buying another Ubisoft game again after this and Watch dogs.… Expand
  28. Hengist
    Jan 6, 2015
    2
    The force feedback on the PS4 for the T300RS is terrible. It's so bad that turning it off is really the only viable solution at present. It feels like they've just copied and pasted the algorithm from TDU1 (which also had dire FF implementation). They need to re-write this code from the bottom up. However, as they did nothing to improve this in the TDU series, I expect them to doThe force feedback on the PS4 for the T300RS is terrible. It's so bad that turning it off is really the only viable solution at present. It feels like they've just copied and pasted the algorithm from TDU1 (which also had dire FF implementation). They need to re-write this code from the bottom up. However, as they did nothing to improve this in the TDU series, I expect them to do absolutely nothing with this title also. How can they continue to think that their FF code is acceptabe?… Expand
  29. MrJohnson
    Feb 3, 2015
    2
    Going into this game I was expecting a lot. The trailers and intros had me fooled into thinking I was buying a next gen game, I was not! In the open world I found myself scratching my eyeballs out, asking why? Why? did I pay $70 for this game, why? Why all the why's you may ask? Well the graphics in this game were s**t! Believe me when saying the graphics in Need for Speed UndergroundGoing into this game I was expecting a lot. The trailers and intros had me fooled into thinking I was buying a next gen game, I was not! In the open world I found myself scratching my eyeballs out, asking why? Why? did I pay $70 for this game, why? Why all the why's you may ask? Well the graphics in this game were s**t! Believe me when saying the graphics in Need for Speed Underground which I use to play on my PlayStaion 2 were better. I could only push myself to play 20 minutes of this game so cant say anymore than don't buy it.

    Signed an honest gamer    … Expand
  30. iCSiMarcelinmBR
    Dec 27, 2015
    2
    How is that people continue buying Ubisoft games?. The Crew has a terrible story (not that you buy a racing game for its plot), outdated graphics (almost PS2 quality) and a plethora of glitches that will keep you raging for hours.

    Please vote with your wallet and stop supporting Ubisoft.
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Mixed or average reviews - based on 60 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 10 out of 60
  2. Mixed: 44 out of 60
  3. Negative: 6 out of 60
  1. GameTrailers
    Feb 18, 2015
    62
    The Crew can be enjoyable for some casual cross-country joy rides, especially if you have some friends to drive along. However, it comes up entirely short of most of its goals, and makes a wreck of car handling and competition for the sake of lackluster MMO mechanics.
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  2. Playstation Official Magazine UK
    Feb 7, 2015
    60
    An ambitious hybrid of racing and role-playing that fails to deliver a meaningful story or make the most of its extraordinary setting. [Feb 2015, p.85]
  3. Edge Magazine
    Feb 7, 2015
    50
    While moments of genuine beauty exist, they occur in the context of a game that otherwise simply cannot compete with its contemporaries when it comes to visual presentation - a symptom, perhaps, of the seven-year development cycle. [Feb 2015, p.104]
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