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Dangerous Driving Review

Burnout for a New Generation

  • Preston Dozsa Preston Dozsa
  • April 8, 2019
  • 5 Minute Read
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Score: 8 / 10

Dangerous Driving knows exactly what it is and what it wants to achieve. It’s an arcade-style racing game from some of the minds behind Burnout, where you can shunt opponents into walls, powerslide around corners at ridiculous speeds, and rarely let go of the boost. Dangerous Driving is, in many ways a game living in the past, taking much of its inspiration from a genre that has rarely evolved, or even released many new games, over the past decade. It’s also one of the most entertaining racing games I’ve had the pleasure of playing in years.

Set amidst a diverse collection of national parks in the United States, Dangerous Driving is divided into distinct racing classes, each based on a particular car type. Starting out with Sedans, you’ll unlock more and more cars and classes by completing events, of which there are nine different kinds. Some, like Race, simply task you with racing against other drivers to see who can finish first, while others, such as Road Rage, have you competing to see how many cars you can destroy in a set amount of time.

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Final Thoughts:

Dangerous Driving is the arcade driving game I’ve been waiting years to play.
Preston Dozsa

Preston Dozsa

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Dangerous Driving

Publisher: Three Fields Entertainment
Developer: Three Fields Entertainment
Played On: PlayStation 4
ESRB Rating: E10 (Everyone 10+)
Release Date: April 9, 2019
Platform(s): PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC

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