Crash Time 3 Reviews

[h1] Not quite a Crash, but not a smooth ride either. [/h1] Crash Time 3 is a game in which you are penalised for crashing cars or objects during a mission. The only exception is when you're chasing a suspect; otherwise, you're literally fined for crashing and can fail the mission because of it. Having already played the second instalment, I never understood why the series isn’t simply called "Alarm für Cobra 11", since the main characters and the entire plot are based on that TV series. Compared to the second part, the third game also feels decent — though sometimes dull or even shoddy in places — but it still manages to be enjoyable. The car fleet hasn’t changed much since the last game; a couple of new models were added, and the old ones got slight visual updates. Alongside the bomb-on-wheels missions from part two, they added car-mounted shooting — but don’t get too excited — this isn’t America, it’s Germany, so you can only shoot when authorised. Another thing is the addition of night-time, which helps to add some visual variety, though it doesn't significantly change the gameplay. Beyond these features, I didn’t notice any other major gameplay additions. It feels like the developers had a limited budget and time, which shows in small details such as repetitive character models in cars (during suspect arrests, you can sometimes spot the exact same character models used for the protagonists sitting in the suspects' cars); or the fact that you can literally swap the map with part two through the file system; or even that the game uses the same icon as part two. I didn’t understand the star rating system for missions — it doesn’t reward you with anything, and earning 5 stars without taking shortcuts or using the fastest cars seems nearly impossible. This game took me a little longer to complete than the second part, but I still feel like the second part had more content despite a shorter storyline. The map in the third game is good; the detail is decent, the locations are well thought-out, and it’s generally larger in size — but personally, the map from the second game left a stronger impression. Should you buy this game? I believe that if you want a modest game with a nostalgic 2000s vibe, then the discounted price is worth considering. It offers around 10–20 hours of content before devolving into repetitive bot races.

here goes my childhood. i feel all nostalgia while playing it cars, police precinct all of things about this game was still in my mind somehow and i discovered it while playing it. i am so greatfull to find this game on steam. 10/10