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- Three Fields Entertainment
Dangerous Driving
Released On: Apr 9, 2019
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3.9
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 37 Critic Reviews
62
24% Positive
9 Reviews
9 Reviews
59% Mixed
22 Reviews
22 Reviews
14% Negative
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 37 Critic Reviews
62
24% Positive
9 Reviews
9 Reviews
59% Mixed
22 Reviews
22 Reviews
14% Negative
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
A brilliant spiritual successor to the Burnout series that we want to play instead of anything else. Worth 'working at home' for.
Dangerous Driving is like returning to the very first Burnout: say goodbye to the open world and its awesome graphics, and be ready to embrace the old fashioned events on classic circuits. It retains the variety type of races, the takedowns,... but without the polish that made us fall in love with this arcade formula.
User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 45 User Ratings
3.9
20% Positive
9 Ratings
9 Ratings
22% Mixed
10 Ratings
10 Ratings
58% Negative
26 Ratings
26 Ratings
User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 45 User Ratings
3.9
20% Positive
9 Ratings
9 Ratings
22% Mixed
10 Ratings
10 Ratings
58% Negative
26 Ratings
26 Ratings
Rather than start out with an homage to Burnout 1, a fairly straightforward arcade racer with comparably little spectacle, Three Fields attempted to recreate the mechanics of three entire Burnout games with Dangerous Driving. Given the small team size, it‘s not surprising that the game sometimes falls apart at the seams under the weight of this ambition. The game‘s often glitchy nature can lead to frustration when wonky collision detection robs you of a hard-earned victory. But the market for Burnout-style arcade racing has undoubtedly been underserved in recent years and thankfully Dangerous Driving’s exhilarating sense of speed and wanton destruction is enough to satiate that appetite.
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For people like me that missed Burnout Games for long time (for me, the last good game was Burnout Revenge) this is a great game that will make you feel that nostalgia for good times on Burnout 1, 2 and 3. But for people that never played old Burnout games, the feeling is for a unfinished game with a lot of bugs and weird physics.
Ok, we're not talking about a car simulator game but this game take the "Arcade Game" title too serious.
Tha bad points about this game are the physics (as I mentioned above), for example, at one point of the game I saw that I'll collide with a traffic car, the car miraculously slipped to other side. In some gameplays that I watched, the car bounces when they fly and hit the floor, like a ping pong ball. Another bad point it's the lack of music (ok, I have a Spotify Premium Account but I can say that I learned to like the music that I like today with Burnout songs), and some details like when (in Burnout's games) the car crashes, the musics immediately stops, in Dangerous Driving, the music still playing. In the last bad point I can mention that the car don't really damage when hit, they just get some doors opened and kneaded.
And as good points I can mention the the speed is insane like Burnout games (sometimes speeder), the action it's outstanding, Takedowns are really easy to do but the game is totally challenging, sometimes with a single hit you can give up your gold medal. The scenarios are really beatifuls but I miss some urban maps.
But most of all, one thing that really impress me it's that Three Fields Entertaiment made this game with a few programmers and resources. They looked at this people that miss these Arcade Games and focused on them. I know that they will improve and fix these bugs or make a Dangerous Driving 2 (like Danger Zone 2 that it's MUCH BETTER than Danger Zone 1) but the simple fact that they have this initiative it's really impressive.
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Overall, Dangerous Driving is focused. The developer has set out to make a spiritual successor to the arcade games of the past and, to that end, it can be nothing but a resounding success. While there could have been more ambition and left-field, crazier tracks, there aren’t many qualms to be had with its simple design. Dangerous Driving is gaming fast food, but the good kind.
Dangerous Driving simply isn't suited to a mode that won't let you crash. Patched out, or left optional, these wouldn't be enough to stop most from happily reliving Burnout's heyday; currently, however, it would be reckless to recommend. [Issue#332, p.118]
Dangerous Driving can be fun in short spurts. The lack of car manufacturers’ licenses is expected when any game is priced at half the cost of bigger-scale games. But the lack of even a time attack mode means that once players have beaten the campaign, there is little reason to go back besides the inclusion of online leaderboards.
A pale imitation of a great franchise, Dangerous Driving just can’t quite fill the hole left by Burnout.
Though it’s abundant in hyper-realistic visuals, that isn’t enough to disguise its lack of polish in almost every other way.
Fun game, very reminiscent of Burnout 2 and 3. However there's absolutely no music outside of the main menu. If you want music in the game you have to have a Spotify Premium subscription. Frankly this is ridiculous and I'd expect at least an original soundtrack in lieu of the Spotify integration if I'm not signed into Spotify.
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PlayStation 4
Unfortunately, the small development team and even smaller budget really shine through in this finished title. While this game had some extremely talented people working behind it, you just can't help but thirst for something better - A true big budget Burnout successor. The game play here takes many aspects from the first three burnout games, with its presentation taking huge inspiration from Burnout 3. As a fan of nearly every Burnout video game out there (even the less than stellar ones like Burnout Dominator with a laughable 76 on this site), I can't help but have such mixed feelings about this title.
One of the most iconic feats of the Burnout series ever since the 2001 original is the fantastic feeling of speed and brutal crashes. While the high octane racing is surely here and a very welcome change to the usual racing sims we've been getting in recent years, other aspects of the game just fall short.
One of the Burnout series's biggest draws is that even during a crash, the player isn't too disappointed since the spectacle of the wrecks certainly was something to behold. The problem with this game is that the crashes look less impressive than the original Burnout game released nearly 18 years ago on the Playstation 2.
The truly unimpressive crashes tie well into another issue with the game which is the lackluster graphics. Once again, I understand that this title has a very small development team and budget, but I couldn't help but notice that the graphics themselves were still less impressive than the previously mentioned Burnout from 2001. One of my favorite aspects of the old Burnout games was the incredible graphics running at a silky smooth 60 fps at an increased resolution of 480p (with the exception of the original title). While this game generally runs at a high frame rate without many dips below 60, I couldn't help but be let down by the graphics.
Overall as a Burnout fan there is plenty to enjoy with Dangerous Driving, but the $30 price tag for what can only be described as an okay indie game just feels like a bit of a rip.
(originally posted April 9 - edited for spelling)
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PlayStation 4
YOU CAN CONSIDER THIS GAME A BURNOUT 1 2 3 REMAKE
if you are fan of classic burnout games, like the first 3 games even you can include dominator, well this one is very similar of these 4 games.
the menu is very similar of burnout legend and 3 and there is not alot of new things in it, but there is few things that surprise me, like when you takedown a car you can find the wreck car again in the middle of the street when you get the next lap,
GAMEPLAY: its very similar of burnout 2 but with speed of burnout 3.
GRAPHICS: well am not huge fan of the graphics in this game, because its like burnout on ps3 example but a remake, it dosnt look like ps4 graphics.
MUSIC : the game have no music, because you can conect it with SPOTIFY well thats alot better you can play hearing your favorite songs, i am slipknot fan but when i drive my car i allways put static x songs and doom sound track or red alert sound tracks.
i highly recommend for who loves the classic burnouts and who prefer the arcade racing and who hates open world racing games like me.
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PlayStation 4
[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
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PlayStation 4
Wow where to start, bought this for $7...I mean what the heck why not. Mobile driving games have more features and fun than this game.
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PlayStation 4
Summary From the creative talent behind the genre-defining Burnout series, Dangerous Driving puts aggression back into the racing genre, recapturing the spirit of the past and taking it to a new place. Dangerous Driving is a game about real driving. The sort of driving you want to do when no one else is looking. The sort of driving you’d love to...
Rated E +10
for Everyone +10
Platforms:
- PC
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
Initial Release Date: Apr 9, 2019
Developer:
- Three Fields Entertainment
Publisher: Three Fields Entertainment
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