Early versions for PC and Nintendo Switch can be played by anyone with an interest in going fast and crashing hard.
Three Fields Entertainment has announced Dangerous Driving 2 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. It will launch this holiday.
not yet but I want to. And it comes with a bonus game too. Danger Zone.
I hear there is no in game music though and that it works with spotify. I dont use spotify but I guess i could start for this game.
Open world? Hmm. I've bought all of this studio's games so far and I'm not sure that this is a great idea. My gut tells me that they should have polished the formula laid out in the first game, finally made a game that could get over 75 on Metacritic and then they could have moved on and made an open world game.
The developers are clearly talented because the driving felt great in the first game (insanely fast with tight controls and good drifting) but Dangerous Driving had so many issues: insane rubber-banding, basic crash physics and low resolution fire/explosions, huge amounts of glitches, a poorly implemented Pursuit Mode, simplistic graphics (not a deal-breaker), only 30fps on base consoles with frame-pacing issues, etc.
Can they really make Burnout Paradise if they haven't yet nailed down Burnout 3? The development time for this game will be significantly longer than the first game though so fingers crossed. The press release gives me some hope as well and I suppose we'll see what they've achieved at the end of this month. It's odd that they'll just be showing the Switch version off at PAX.
Well it is made by one of the creators of Burnout. Its not perfect, but I imagine that starting a new studio like this has caused them to be low budget for a little while.
The founders put there life savings into it. It was the only way they could do it after EA had chewed them up & spat them out.
Don't get me wrong, I will be buying this. If you love arcade racing games then you need to support these guys. I just want them to finally put out a solid, polished game that I can easily recommend.
Well there goes my low hype levels. Paradise was a terrible burnout game, was a good game, but the open world killed all the best parts of burnout
Paradise was the only one I couldn't get into. I loved the closed circuit racing of all the previous titles. I love open world, but not so keen on it for racing games. Forza Horizon would probably be the only exception.
