Electronic Theatre writes "The Crash Time videogame series doesn’t have the best reputation in the UK. Fitting somewhere between Midtown Madness and BurnOut – less gentle than the former but not quite as chaotic as the latter – the lack of marketing and reasonably low profile releases hasn’t persuaded public opinion to the point at which Crash Time could be considered a contender for the sales chart top spot, but in reality it’s not intended to. Crash Time is the B-Movie to Need for Speed’s Hollywood, the low budget indie flick picked-up by a big name publisher and given a mainstream audience the likes of which it could never possibly have expected."
Crash Time 4: The Syndicate is a car game unlike any other. Is it as intense as you expect or is it exactly what you would expect?
GameGrin Writes - "I’ve been saying it for years: what we really need is more police themed driving games based on German TV shows. Well, it seems that publisher RTL Playtainment was listening and has decided to bring Synetic‘s late 2010 title, Crash Time 4: The Syndicate, to the UK gaming market."
NowGamer - The most positive points we can muster about Crash Time IV are that it’s relatively bug free and there’s a really big city to explore. A big city that might as well be a flat, featureless car park, for all the time we want to spend exploring it.
