Burnout Paradise Remastered Review – A Drifting Experience

By Bradley Russell

Burnout Paradise Remastered isn’t exactly subtle. Upon loading it up you’re met with the opening riff of – you guessed it – Guns ‘N Roses seminal classic of the same name. You’re then left to your own devices to drive as fast as humanly possible while trying to eliminate the opposite and, on occasion, yourself. This is Burnout exactly as you remember…

  • Better than every driving multiplayer experience out there
  • Handles like a dream
  • Big Surf Island (and other extras) are welcome, but can unbalance things
  • Many game features stuck in 2008
  • Races can feel a little samey after a while

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Bradley Russell
Bradley Russell

Hey, I’m Bradley. I am legally required to tell you that my puns are terrible and I should, under no circumstances, be told otherwise. I’m that weird gaming guy you can’t really fit into one neat box: I love all of the sports games, Madden especially, but I’m equally at home polishing off a 45-hour Japanese visual novel. Also, go and play Danganronpa. Like, right now. Seriously.

For my sins, I’m a Crystal Palace and Colts fan which means I’m down in the dumps most weekends – so feel free to mock me over on Twitter.

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