PlayStation 4 (PS4) Danger Zone Game Review Complete

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Welcome to the Danger Zone - a new Virtual Testing Facility Accident. Step into the shoes of a dangerous driver and survive various crash test scenarios challenging. It is easy to crash, but can also reach all of Pickups Bonus

GAME INFO
	Genre : Racing, Arcade, Automobile
	Developer : Three Fields Entertainment
	Publisher : Three Fields Entertainment
	Players : No Online Multiplayer
	ESRB Rating : E10+
	Release Date : 30 May 2017

Game OVERVIEW

Powered by Unreal Engine, Danger Zone combines real physical crash with explosive gameplay. Shunt vehicle into oncoming traffic, note trailer to shed their loads and use your explosive "Smash Breaker" to move your vehicle around.

The more explosions you cause, the greater your score.
If you feel burned by the congestion and traffic jams, take the highway to the Danger Zone. Your revenge on rush hour traffic. This place is a paradise for those who love their driving flame grilled.

features:

• The single-player game mode featuring 20 unique crash test scenarios.
• Connect the player's score board allows comparisons between friends and the world.
• 6 cars of different players

Game  REVIEW

On paper, Danger Zone seems to be a dream come true Burnout fans. In it, the original creators of Burnout will take a crack fresh gameplay that defined their careers - all while the actual IP Burnout gathering dust on the shelf EA. And while it's perfectly create impressive crash modes of gameplay mechanics perspective, it eliminates virtually all Burnout summer-y, personality tongue-in-cheek, and alternative modes. The result is a bare-bones game that's good for a few hours of fun, but do not have the endurance.

Danger Zone is only consists of one mode: Crash Test, Crash Test which includes 20 interchanges. Each Junction is the intersection you start your car at high speed, and they must be approached strategically to inflict maximum damage and collect as many power-ups as possible. Who should you hit first? Where you have to throw your car using Aftertouch air control after triggering your Smashbreaker explosives? All the experiments that made it feel more like a puzzle game than a racer. Also know that you are going to fail, and fail often; Retry button will get a workout. And although the loading time is not too bad on the PS4, they just were not fast enough to be painful.

When you get a good walk, medals ranging from bronze to platinum given based on your score, with built-in boards serve as passive encouragement to keep you playing for a higher total cash. And it's ... about it. No new cars to get. Plus, there is no summary screen to give the appearance of a big picture of how you perform on three stages of tests that make up the campaign, there is no soundtrack to speak of, and each intersection is set in a drab, gray concrete same virtual simulator. With no sunlight, no busy, metropolitan intersection realistic, and (I can not believe I'm saying this) there was no DJ Stryker, Danger Zone only appear as lifeless.

In addition, the lack of car deformation disappointing. Of course, the way you will get blisters, scratches and scars to hell and back, but the lack of proper damage modeling - in the game to hit a purpose-built car to another - this is quite unfortunate. Though, to be clear, it still remains fun to smash into a car and causing huge pile-up exploded. As if the Danger Zone, overall, only reanimates the body Burnout but can not bring back his soul.

THE VERDICT

Danger Zone is as barebones arcade games get, but the gameplay is so addictive blast circle that it somehow passed our crash tests relatively unscathed. The presentation may be offensive simple and runtime bit on the short side, but once you've launched your Smashbreaker several times, you will feel like all is well in the world. Danger Zone is a game of simple and barebones which regained some car-smashing action of the classic Burnout series, but not enough of excitement. Although Burnout Crash mode is always the star of the show in the match, apparently Road Rage, Burning Lap, etc. Burnout is defined as does Accidents do, as well as his personality. their absence here feel very, although to his credit Danger Zone was priced accordingly at just $ 13. As such, it is worth a look for veteran Burnout, as long as you calibrate your expectations appropriately.

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