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Here’s a very lengthy look at the destructive multiplayer of Crackdown 3

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Crackdown 3! After what feels like an eternity of waiting, Microsoft’s much-vaunted kills-for-skills simulator is finally locked down for a proper release next year February. It’s about time as well, because the game was first glimpsed back at E3 2014 and then suffered numerous setbacks. Early response for the game so far paints it as being entirely alright, and I’m absolutely fine with that.

Not every game has to be a groundbreaking spectacle of ray tracing visual effects and weighty character development. Occasionally, people just want to put their feet up and go wild with a power fantasy. That’s an itch that Crackdown 3 will probably scratch for a week or two, after which it’ll most likely lay dormant on an Xbox console when something shinier comes along.

That being said, Crackdown 3’s multiplayer looks kind of addictive. Microsoft promised an orgy of cloud-powered destruction in the form of Crackdown 3’s Wrecking Zone multiplayer, which features two teams of five tackling one another in a highly destructible environment. Honestly, it looks like Man of Steel levels of destruction here. See for yourself in the video below from French Twitch channel jvtv:

Now that looks pretty darn solid. Destruction reigns from above, agents are tossed around like rag dolls and being able to leap over buildings in a single jump never gets old. Will I still be able to arrange several tankers together to form an almighty ramp with which to turn a high-priced sports car into a glorified missile? I certainly hope so.

Hey, if that’s a day one game from Xbox’s Game Pass program, I’ll be down like a clown for some of that action. Of course, Crackdown 3 also has a story mode that features agents once again looking to topple a crime empire one chess piece at a time, but plot plays second fiddle to obscene amounts of property destruction. Just as the gods intended.

Last Updated: November 15, 2018

3 Comments

  1. Sorry but this looks deadly boring… to wait so long for a game that just looks….and plays so meh. I can see the reviews for this game. 6.5/10 or maybe 7.5/10, but not more than that.

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  2. Pieter Kruger

    November 15, 2018 at 16:45

    Looks nice! Not “I’m buying day one” nice, but rather “I’m pre-loading on Gamepass for sure” nice!???

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  3. CypherGate

    November 15, 2018 at 18:52

    Sorry but this looks deadly boring… to wait so long for a game that just looks….and plays so meh. I can see the reviews for this game. 6.5/10 or maybe 7.5/10, but not more than that.

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