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Cruis’n Blast Review: ‘Fast-paced action with glaring problems’

By Paul Tamburro

Cruis’n Blast answers many of those age-old questions: what would happen if a fire truck raced a hammerhead shark? Could a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado outpace a unicorn? And can an arcade racer work on a console in the year 2021? The first two questions can be answered by cycling through the game’s wonderfully weird roster of unlockable vehicles, ranging from sensible and licensed…

  • Over-the-top racing action.
  • Wonderfully weird vehicles.
  • An admirably faithful arcade racer.
  • Performance problems.
  • Ugly visuals coated over with tons of neon.
  • No online multiplayer modes.
  • Very little replayability.

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Paul Tamburro
Paul Tamburro

Paul Tamburro is the Director of Content at Evolve Media.

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