Fast & Furious: Crossroads (2020)

Can you think of anything related to action racers? Then there's a high possibility of it being wrong in the game. It's hard to look for positives on Fast and Furious - you'll spend most of the playtime being bored and telling yourself that even most of the last gen games didn't look as bad as this one. Unfortunately, this is another title in the line of stillborn licensed games.

Fails to meet minimum standards delivers a cheapened frustrating experience that is only tolerable in finite quantities.

The Fast and Furious franchise seems to be haunted by a curse when it comes to video game adaptations. Fast and Furious: Crossroads is no exception to this taboo, bringing a graphic quality, storyline and gameplay far below what a franchise of this level deserves. If you are a fan of this recent wave of films full of amazing action, you will certainly have your moments of fun, but in my case the cons weighed much more in the end.

Fast & Furious Crossroads is the closest the series has come yet to delivering an experience worthy of the blockbuster movie franchise, but skids off track with dull missions, frustrating mechanics, and lonely multiplayer lobbies. Crucially, the driving itself just isn't fun, resulting in a bland experience interchangeable with any other street racing franchise.

With dreadful driving controls, insufficient content and an egregious price tag, it's hard to recommend Fast & Furious Crossroads to anyone unless you are a die-hard Fast & Furious fan. Even then, wait for a steep sale.