The Missions see you face off in PvP modes revolving around capture points on a map, most of these matches taking no longer than five minutes to complete. Game modes are short and sweet in Crossout, although that might not be to everyone's tastes. That way you can really call it your own, whether it's an eyesore trash-heap or a beautiful masterpiece. If you're not the creative type, or if you just can't be bothered, you can always select a pre-made blueprint for a vehicle, but half of the fun in Crossout comes from creating a vehicle yourself and kitting it out with the coolest arsenal of weapons. Once you figure out how you want to drive, then comes the building part.
The other setup, called Race, assigns accelerate to R2 instead, and you control the weapons using R1 and L1, and although we much preferred this system, we liked that there were the options suited to both racing fans and shooter players alike. The default (when playing on PS4) accelerates by pushing forward on the left stick, with weapons assigned to R2 and L2 controls akin to those of vehicles like Mass Effect's Mako. This online multiplayer game gives you a variety of ways to blast each other to pieces, and above all else, it focuses on the individuality of these vehicles, as you can make them as ugly or as wonderful as you like before you battle to become the best.īefore we get into the nitty gritty of the action itself the first thing we want to praise is the fact that there are two different control schemes, and this optionality was very much appreciated. Targem Games' Crossout is a game that invokes the spirit of Mad Max as it takes you to desolate post-apocalyptic wastelands to battle vehicles made out of scrap and weaponry.
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