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• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2022

  That car minigame from FNAF 6 with drunk Afton returtning from Macdonalds
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2022

  Only legends know this game
• [lomborgini] swoo:Pthenoob

  Mar 27, 2023

  i rate this game 23/20
• DanCantStandYa

  Apr 24, 2023

  I dont remember playing this. I think it stuttered/didnt play well on Steam deck, so i refunded it
• gamedeal user

  May 14, 2023

  Classic game! Totally worth its money 5,00 TL (75% discount)
• gamedeal user

  Aug 11, 2017

  The Game from 2006, Man, Best Racing Game still this Day Thank you, for Reviving a Old Game, and Make a 17 Year old, Feel like 6 again :D
• gamedeal user

  Aug 11, 2017

  [H1]Crashday: Redline Edition In-Depth Review[/H1] [H1]My Backstory[/H1] My uncle got me this game called Crashday when I first started PC gaming back in 2013. I tried it out, and I hated it. For me, still being a console peasant, it was hard for me to pick up with the issues it had with controls, menu navigation, difficulty curve, etc. It sat on the self for years, until I found out the game I hated was being remastered. It got me thinking, so I bought the Redline Edition. Lets just say that have a 'different look' on the game now. [H1]Game Review[/H1] Crashday: Redline Edition improves on the negative aspects of the original, while still keeping the same feel that set Crashday apart from the other generic car combat games. [b]Optimization & PC Settings[/b] This game does run over 60FPS. I want to point out that even the original game had amazing settings. I was surprised that I could set the game to my 1080p 16:9 resolution at 144hz for a 11 year old game! The Redline Edition improves on every aspect. Not only that, it can run on a lot of computers, making it a great game for low end, mid range, and high end computers. However, the game still has noticable pop-in, and dated graphics, but this is made for PC. No ports here! [i]Optimization & PC Settings: 9/10[/i] [b]Steam Workshop & Modding[/b] "Download and play mods, cars, tracks and more from the newly integrated Steam Workshop, or create your own using the Crashday SDK. New: modded gameplay is now fully online-play compatible!" It speaks for itself. However, the mod loading system doesn't work well, and you have to restart the game in order to enable mods. [i]Steam Workshop & Modding: 6/10[/i] [b]HUD & UI[/b] They improved the HUD & UI so much. Not only did they fix the controller issues, it is much cleaner now. It also is now red, which makes sense compared to the baby blue of the original game, which really didn't set the mood well. Simple, clean, and clear cut HUD and UI. [i]HUD & UI: 10/10[/i] [b]Controls[/b] (I only used a controller) The controls feel different than the original, but in a bad way. They don't feel as responsive, or as fluid. They are hard, but they aren't anything like the original, which is something to get used to. [i]Controls: (For Controllers) 6/10[/i] [b]Camera[/b] The camera in the game is good, but lacks in a full 360 view. It only has a front, and back view which limits your field of view, especially from the side. [i]Camera: 8/10[/i] [b]AI[/b] The AI is a mix of smart and dumb. A lot of times, the AI can be very hard to beat, but other times they screw up bigly, and give you the advantage. The racing AI is clueless, while the destruction AI is top notch. It is a mix bag of results which gives it a mixed bag rating. [i]AI: 6/10[/i] [b]Difficultly[/b] This game has a very difficult learning curve. It is easy to pick up the controls, but the AI is very aggressive, and doing stunt combos are so difficult, unless they are done just perfectly. The new pick-ups in the games, like the ammo, and repair vehicle help to lower the difficulty. The difficulty for this game makes sense, however, it is something you really need to get used to before you jump right into career mode, and online. [i]Difficultly: 7/10[/i] [b]Gamemodes[/b] The game features 6 gamemodes: Wrecking Match, Stunt Show, Hold The Flag, Race, Pass The Bomb, and Bomb Run. There is a Test Drive mode where you can drive around a map, but it has no real goal. Each mode has setting to adjust the gamemode to your liking. These modes are really fun, although they can get repetive over time. Their techinque of combining car combat, and stunting really pushed the game into a whole different style of car combat games than any other similar car combat games I played. [i]Gamemodes: 8/10[/i] [b]Career[/b] Career mode is very difficult, but in a frustrating way. I wanted to pull my hair out trying to complete career mode due to the relentless, instanity of the AI. You really need to practice, and practice in Single Events before you jump right in. Also, career has a plot, which really doesn't fit the game. They made this wacky game into a story that tries to make it intriguing, but really it isn't. Of course, you need to complete career mode to unlock vehicles, and upgrades, but with a frustratingly hard career mode, it just isn't fun at times. [i]Career: 5/10[/i] [b]Minigames[/b] The game features 6 minigames: Long Jump, Long Jump II, Vehicle Blast, Vehicle Blast II, Checkpoint Chase, and Checkpoint Chase II. These are fun minigames, but I would have liked more included than just the original ones. There are so many cool minigames made by the public for the original game, that hopefully can be put into the workshop, but the minigames supplied in the main game are fun, but more would be appreciated. [i]Minigames: 7/10[/i] [b]Online Multiplayer[/b] I think they improved it, but I can't even tell, no one is playing online! [i]Online Multiplayer: n/a[/i] [b]Vehicles[/b] There are 12 vehicles, all from the original game. Each one is very unique, with so many different cars combined into one. I wish there were more, as they could have easily included more vehicles in the Redline Edition. [i]Vehicles: 8/10[/i] [b]Customization[/b] I find the car customization a bit weak. Many cars only have a few parts to choose from in each category. Some cars don't even have parts for certain categories! Also, not many performance upgrades are available to choose from. I am glad customization is there, but it needs to be developed on. [i]Customization: 7/10[/i] [b]Vehicle Weapons[/b] The vehicle weapons consist of a machine gun, single, and double missles. That is it. The lack of weapons is pretty disappointing, as this was a missed opportunity to include more weapons in the Redline Edition. [i]Vehicle Weapons: 5/10[/i] [b]Vehicle Damage[/b] The vehicle damage is very dated. It was good back in 2006, but now it looks more like a spikey car. [i]Vehicle Damage: 4/10[/i] [b]Physics[/b] The physics feel really good. Cars crash quite nicely, and doing barrels roles, and flips can be easly done. Nothing feels very unnatural. [i]Physics: 8/10[/i] [b]Track Design[/b] The track designs are really nice. Each map is very special, with the stunt maps being the real highligh of the tracks. This style of tracks is kinda weird, but fits perfectly with the tone of Crashday. [i]Track Design: 10/10[/i] [b]Track Editor[/b] The track editor takes a while to master, but once you do, the track editor is a amazing tool. Even for more inexperienced player, you can easily make maps to share with everyone. Although it is not perfect, it is still an amazing tool that will help to extend the life of the game. [i]Track Editor: 10/10[/i] [b]Soundtrack[/b] One of things I hated about Crashday was the soundtrack. They decided to bring back the original soundtrack, which makes a lot of sense, to keep the original game intact. I feel that the music still doesn't fit the atomsphere of the game well. The songs just don't get me in a "let blow up shit" mood, which sours the gameplay. However, what I learned from my other indepth review is that I am going to have people yelling at me for giving the soundtrack a low score, especially people who grew up with this game, so I better not rate this category... [i]Soundtrack: n/a[/i] [b]Redline Edition: Is it worth it?[/b] Compared to the original release of Crashday, Redline Edition should be the one you pick up. Some issues still remain from the original Crashday v1.2, but all in all, the Redline Edition is a great upgrade from the original, which shows the company still cares about this game, something that companies just don't do anymore. [H1]Final Score: 7.3/10 [i]Good[/i][/H1] A classic PC game, now has new life. Moonbyte decision to take a classic PC game, and rework it means old, and new players will have a lot more Crashdays to enjoy.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 11, 2017

  You know a game is good when you can play it a decade later and it is still tons of fun.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 11, 2017

  Crashday is an arcade racer from 2006 that is amazingly fun. New things in Crashday Redline Edition are: -better HUD -slightly better graphics -steam-side master server -and even Steam Workshop support I am super glad that they kept in the soundtrack and the track editor. It was the things I loved most about this game. Hopefully this newer and improved Crashday brings back the people who have fond memories of the original game and newer people who have never heard of it. Pure nostalga for me!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 12, 2017

  Rip Trackmania, the king is BACK!