Gameplay is also described as "an action driving game in which players compete to become the Destruction Allstars champion. Players choose a character and compete in various game modes (e.g., Mayhem, Crash Course, Skirmish), accumulating points by destroying competitors' vehicles. Players often crash into others, resulting in slow-motion effects and realistic vehicular damage (e.g., sparks, explosions, dents). Collisions sometimes cause characters to get flung out of their vehicles; on-foot drivers can be run over, resulting in a "KO." During the frenetic action, characters can also trigger environmental hazards (e.g., spinning blades) which can cleave vehicles in half."
Kind of a given considering it looks like something akin to Overwatch and similar F2P arena combat games. That $70 price tag, though.
As if this game needed another reason for me not to buy it. Definitely the weakest title in Sony's launch lineup, in my opinion. $70 and now microtransactions. This looks like a $40 game at best. Pass
Not giving this game very long before it is on PS+
$70 don't make MTX go away. Therefore...the price increase is not justified.
The increase of mtx was justified with alleged increase in cost of making a game. So now the limitless pool of money from mtx isn't enough either. No excuse for $70 games.
Don't purchase $70 games in the US and anywhere else where there has been an increase.
I thought we all came to an agreement when Titanfall came out? No more full priced multiplayer games. 70$ and microtransactions? As if we don't already know that there's no guarantee that this game won't die out within the first couple of months too, like so many multiplayer games these days.