VVV: "FlatOut 4: Total Insanity repairs the damage done to the series by its diabolical predecessor, but it's not quite the return to form it could have been – it simply doesn’t do enough to innovative or improve the games that came before it and struggles to find its own identity. There’s fun to be had in the reckless racing and driver-ejecting ragdoll physics mini-games, but the damage modelling is too primitive for a crash-centric racer, the physics and AI are frustratingly inconsistent, and the repetitive career suffers from serious pacing issues. FlatOut 4 fills the void of light-hearted arcade racers for now, but if you’re looking for a game to satisfy your appetite for destruction, you’re better off waiting for Wreckfest."
Player 2 Plays returns for 2018 and with it a look at the budget racer Flatout 4. Does it soar to the heights of the second game in the franchise or crash and burn like the 3rd?
Get behind the wheel of the best PS4 racing games. Check out all the driving games that were released in 2017 and see how they scored.
Carlos writes "With the busiest period of the gaming calendar now in full swing it can be hard to choose where to spend your cash first. One thing all of us can appreciate though is a bargain and whilst the intrigue of those blockbuster titles is sure to be pulling on our wallets, there are still some great deals to be had with this week’s Xbox Live Deals with Gold and Spotlight Sale - and that's even though the Shocktober sale has arrived alongside it. So here are our thoughts on the best and worst Deals With Gold bargains you should grab between the 24th-30th October 2017."
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