Gameplay The Crew 2
If there is one "bad" habit that seems to be synonymous with the new game titles of Ubisoft, is how usually the execution of their brilliant ideas for the first series always culminates with something disappointing. The Crew 2 is an upcoming open world racing video game, it's developed by Ivory Tower for Ms Windows, PS 4 and Xbox One. Not surprisingly, the anticipation of their latest racing game - The Crew 2 is quite high. The good news? After being delayed, the official release date for him finally slid.
In the year 2017, many racing-themed games will come out and have been shown also that trailer. Similar to its predecessor, The Crew 2 is a racing game. Had planned to be released at the beginning of the year and culminate postponed in the name of refinement, Ubisoft finally set a release date past for The Crew 2. Parts of the development was based on the feedback they received on the previous installment. For those of you who are not too familiar, unlike the first series that just offer the car as a focus, The Crew 2 will allow you to explore the open world on land, sea, and air. The transition process between these three vehicles alone can be done in real-time, without the need to load time at all.
One major critique was that players did not have enough freedom to explore the world and do missions. The Crew 2 game, a follow-up sequel to The Crew shows the game's trailers showing a more open and broader racing game, giving players the freedom to drive any vehicle. The game features four different hub worlds, with each having their own theme and playstyle. But on the other hand, once he gets into the second series, most of them end up refining the various complaints in the previous series and end up being a tempting product. Not just cars alone, you can also drive some other vehicles such as motorcycles, offroad cars, even fast boats up to the shuttle. The game developer also promises new and unusual driving experiences from other racing games.
In addition, the players will also find some unique racing events. Starting from the exhibition of free style vehicles, circuit racing until the street race is illegal and of course favored by gamers in the world. Handling felt fine; the car had a nice driftiness to it, the plane felt weighty but quick. These themes include off-road, street racing, pro racing, and freestyle. The game developer also promises new and unusual driving experiences from other racing games. While the addition of boats and planes is the standout feature, racing on land has also been expanded. Vehicle customization will also be featured in the game and the players will also find some unique racing events. In The Crew 2, players could tune and customize their rides. Similar to the first game, the Crew 2 will place a huge emphasis on multiplayer.
