Cars 2 the video game part 1 movie#
Attack is very similar to Burnout’s super destructive Road Rage with the addition of weapons and Survival plays out very much like Gears of War’s Horde just with wave upon wave of incoming cars.Ĭars 2: The Video Game is currently trouncing Cars 2 the movie on Metacritic You’ve got your standard race mode that can be played both with and without the games wide arrange of weapons. The modes of play on offer also sound basic on paper but they too are a lot of fun in practice. The weapons are surprisingly satisfying both to look at and to use though most are analogous to the weaponry found in the Mario Kart games. Driving feels loose and exaggerated but in a way that compliments both the track design and the way the cars in the films move about. Thankfully, the game does both of these things really well.
It’s not an original premise by any means but you can’t really begrudge them this direction given the source material there’s not much else you can do in car games other than race them and blow them up. If you’ve ever played a battle-focused racing game such as Mario Kart you’ll know largely what to expect from Cars 2. While Cars 2: The Video Game isn’t as innovative as its predecessor, it’s nevertheless a well-crafted package that will probably stand out as one of the best film inspired games of the year.Īvalanche Software continues to do Pixar movies justice in video game form Its last effort in a series of Disney licensed games, Toy Story 3: The Video Game, was warmly received by critics and even considered to be ambitious not a quality that you’d expect for a movie-based game. As one of the few developers creating quality movie tie-in games, Avalanche Software has proved that this corner of the market needn’t be comprised only of slapdash products designed to sell on a name alone.
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