Neil writes: "2 years ago Street Outlaws burst out of the Discovery Channel and onto Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC to provide gamers with one of the worst racing titles of recent times in Street Outlaws: The List. There was a lot wrong with it - poor visuals, terrible audio and, most damning, it was hardly any fun. But 2 years is a long time in gaming terms so we hope that Team6 Game Studios and GameMill Entertainment have got things right with the launch of Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All."
Neil writes: "After the absolute rubbish which was Street Outlaws: The List, we'll admit to being taken by surprise by the launch of a sequel in September. But Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All was that game. And now we've got a whole host of free and paid DLC to, um, 'enjoy'."
WTMG's Leo Faria: "Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All is the wrong kind of licensed shovelware. It’s the one that, no matter how much effort had been put in its design and mechanics, nothing decent would have ever come out of it because its source of inspiration was already bland and insipid to begin with. It’s a stupidly expensive (and poorly made) game centered around ten second races. There are tons of other racing games, such as Forza Horizon or Need for Speed, that offer the entirety of what this game has in stock as just one of their side modes."
I suspect the author had a bad day when reviewing this game because it’s clearly a game of the year contender.
