Anmeldung

1. Burning Wheels - might be because it was my first game from that series. Free ride is awesome, many mission where you simply need to stop a car, several parallel stories
2. Das Syndikat - yes, finally missions without an anoying loading screen. Pick your missions as you go
3. Highway Nights - Although (from programmers work) probably the most time-investing game, it does not really fit my personal belongings. it does not really fit the few different times during the day imao
4. Undercover - Well yes, dont think theres anything left to say

Cobra 11 Modder schrieb:

1. Highway Nights:
It's my all time favourite. I like the mission designs, the night mode, functional traffic lights, nice graphics, rating for the missions, shooting, etc.

2. Burning Wheels:
It's a better version of Crash Time with original voices from the cast for the first time, but the city scenario wasn't the best. In my oppinion it was to industrial. A new version of destroyable objects came with the game.

3. Crash Time:
First game of the Crash Time series that really catched me. It was something new and doesn't feels like World Racing 2 with some special missions like Nitro. There are trains and some special missions with ramps and two nice scenarios with lots of little hints like the sewerage in it.

4. Das Syndikat:
I like the cologne scenario really well and the original police station from the tv series. Unfortunately, many missions were repeated quickly, for example the prisoner transport and the camera missions. Unfortunately, the repetitions were removed from the predecessors and replaced by a temporary solution that was only available in a few selected places.

5. Undercover:
I don't know why they didn't outsource the game and sell it as World Racing 3, because it has nothing to to with the tv series. The game take place in the alps and on some beaches and they didn't explained why Semir and Ben are suddenly on duty there. In addition, there is no police station in any of the scenarios. And why the hell is there actually this unrealistic super weapon that doesn't even exist in the TV series? Graphically, however, the game is a real eye-catcher and without the weapons and the heroes you could have made a very good World Racing 3 out of it. For a Crash Time title it was unfortunately the completely wrong setting.

6. Nitro:
It was the first try from Synetic to build a racing game for the tv series and it wasn't that bad. They took World Racing 2 and ad some missions and dialogs to it. The paper guys in the city were really ugly.

I wish they'd create another crash time series game with a mix of crash time (special missions, hints and cars), burning wheels (original cast voices, destroyable objects, some cars), highway nights (day and night cycle), syndicate (police station and cologne map) and undercover (graphics).