Easily one of my favorite unwind games. Simple focus on doing stunts and tearing around (seemingly) massive maps in what could be toy cars and trucks to gain points and exp to make money to buy the next ride. Decent on and offline experience, so you don’t have to have a connection to have fun 👍 only real reason for certain cars is the weight class (light accelerates fastest and controls easier/ medium is what it sounds like, heavier than light, and more commonly contains the fastest cars *taxi, muscle, buggy, etc*/ and heavy, occasionally highest top speed, decent handling, and just like it’s namesake, the heaviest vehicles in the game from a school bus to a couple of monster trucks, to even tanks *which have their own mode in the “Tropics” map*) overall very fun, not excessively competitive or complex, and offline offers the same events with one-man-mechanics built in so you always earn a pretty satisfying prize for beating that pesky timer. Would recommend for people who like cars and stunts and free-roam type games (all areas can be reached without going to a menu; i.e. can be driven to and will send you to corresponding area via “cutscene” or “white-out” screen, though they do have to be purchased by in-game currency. Fairly easy as almost every stunt gets you at least a little cash, and it piles up quickly if you play for an hour or so)

So I played crash drive 2 And 3 on my switch and complete it. So i dicided to get it on my phone. It is hard to play at first and it dose not have controllers support but you will get used to it. In this game you aren’t punished for losing but your encouraging to keep on playing which I love about this game. The mobile version has ads between games which could kill a wining streak . And there is microtrasactives which the other version don’t have. But again it’s crash drive 3 so 9/10 for this version.(ps the best version is the PlayStation version)

This game takes everything from cd2 (cd2=crash drive 2) and just makes it so much better. There are a few things that still need worked on but this just came out so that’s 2 be expected. Other then that the reason I didn’t give 5 stars are as follows. 1, there are some things locked behind a payment. That’s not so bad but a lot of cars are locked off with this payment and the cost to unlock them is 9.99 so basically 10 dollars which in my opinion is a bit high but the company does need money so I can mostly understand this. 2, the tank battles are drastically different then from cd3 and this wasn’t really necessary and in my opinion makes cd3 tb (tb=tank battle) less fun. It’s definitely still good though. The last reason is the controls set up. Cd2 had a very simple control set up and it worked great. Cd3’s control set up is still rather simple but it’s buttons are in different places and it has a brake button now. Cd2 had the break and reverse button be 1 and the same which worked quite well, so I don’t see a need for them 2 be separated in cd3. This are the main issues I have with cd3 but this game is still amazing and definitely very fun. Highly recommend to all and especially to any cd2 fans.

Originally I was going to give Crash Drive 3 a 1/5, but once I was able to buy a bundle that removed the Ads, it elevated the game IMMENSELY to a 4/5 rating. You see, the previous Crash Drive 2 was excellent . I 100%’ed that game and played it until the online player base vanished. Once that happened, I knew it was time to move on to Crash Drive 3. Crash Drive 3 has many improvements, such as larger levels, new locations, new cars, returning favorites, the return of tank battles, sharper graphics, tighter controls, a greater sense of exploration, more jumps to use, more things to do, and TONS of Easter Eggs, BUT it is plagued by play-interrupting Ads. The Ads were so bothersome that it made it, at MANY times, nearly impossible to accomplish simple tasks, like boosting off a jump ramp or driving up a simple hill. It got BAD. REAL BAD. I was about ready to give up on the game and rate it a 1/5 because of how AWFUL the Ads interrupted gameplay, especially when it came to trying to get the in-game collectibles and rings. But then when I was just about ready to throw in the towel, a bundle appeared on screen when I opened up the game one day. Most times these bundles are for a car, some game bucks, a few gems, and a car antenna or an exhaust effect, but this particular one offered the ability to REMOVE the Ads. Hallelujah! Buying that bundle which removes Ads makes the game playable! (Its the bundle with the red monster truck and the smoky exhaust effect.) After doing this I was FINALLY able to play the game without pesky Ad interruptions and I was FINALLY able to collect all the hidden tokens and rings throughout the game’s maps. The game went from a nightmarish 1/5 to a great 4/5 and a worthy successor to Crash Drive 2. So my advice, buy the bundle that removes the Ads and you will have a MUCH better time playing this game. Final Verdict: 4/5 (once Ads are removed).