Twisted Metal 4 rectifies some of the issues players had with Twisted Metal III. It’s still not as good as Twisted Metal 2, but it’s a great vehicular combat game nonetheless.
Posts tagged vehicular combat
GRIP: Combat Racing for PC Review
Somewhere in GRIP: Combat Racing is a fun racing game but it’s held back by an array of problems that affect even the most enjoyable aspects.
Rollcage Extreme Review
Rollcage Extreme is the “reboot” of Rollcage Stage II, a sequel that adds more content and variety, and is more accessible than its predecessor.
Rollcage Redux Review
If you like the idea of a combat racer that lets you move at blistering speeds and drive on walls and ceilings, then Rollcage may be just the game for you.
RoadKill for Xbox Review
Inspired by classic road films, influenced by the vehicular combat genre, and set in an open world, RoadKill is one of the most enjoyable hidden gems for the sixth generation era of consoles.
Twisted Metal: Small Brawl Review
Twisted Metal: Small Brawl is a slow-paced rehash of Twisted Metal 2 and there’s nothing new or memorable to make is stand out.
Twisted Metal: Black Review
Twisted Metal: Black is one of the best vehicular combat games in the genre and it took a very different direction in terms of tone and atmosphere compared to previous games.
Gas Guzzlers Extreme Review
Gas Guzzlers Extreme is a combat racing game that’s really fun and intense and is only marred by frame rate problems.
Twisted Metal (2012) Review
Twisted Metal is an excellent game. Many problems from previous games return but the ggameplay is unmatched when compared to other games in the genre.
Twisted Metal III Review
Twisted Metal III includes improvements to the core gameplay of the series despite the hate it gets.