The Crash Team Rumble Twitch viewership is performing poorly after it recently reached an all-time low of less than 30 viewers.
Crash Team Rumble will be recieving its final content update on March 4, following the news that Toys for Bob is going independent.
Good. This game was a waste of time for them
I bet they are glad they are allowed to move on
No way this was their idea to make this kind of game
“Here we are at our AAA Game of the Year Awards and there are loads of games to celebrate so let's dive in and get to the winners.” - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums.
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "When you look at it from a bird’s eye view, Crash Team Rumble faces treacherous headwinds. Release schedule, marketing, invasive live-service shenanigans, and an unfamiliar template for this franchise have all coalesced into this unknown entity; and yet, the template finds firm footing. There's a genuinely interesting expansion of what’s come before while still capturing the tonal quirkiness of yore. But even when looking past the nagging corporate elements, there are still enough gameplay frustrations to diminish what are otherwise some pleasant accomplishments. To translate into Crash’s language: Toys for Bob scraped its way to the finish line, but missed a few crates along the way."
Why does people watching a game being played make it a hit or miss? Serious question!!
I know I'm an older generation gamer, but for the life of me, I just don't see any enjoyment watching other ppl play a game that I could be playing myself. My son does that. He watches some guy play nothing but Pokémon games all the time.
Unsurprising.
Literally nobody asked for this game. It wont last long.
Ah yes. Monitoring view counts and player counts to determine if a game is good. Constant self-fulfilling prophecy driven by kids on the internet.