Review - The Crew Motorfest (PS5), WayTooManyGames

WTMG's Leo Faria: 'It’s hard to ignore how creatively bankrupt The Crew Motorfest is, but it is not a bad game at all. When you’re trying to be a carbon copy of a masterpiece of a racing game, and you do your homework to a satisfactory degree, you need to be utterly incompetent not to be, at the very least, a pretty good time, even if not a jaw-dropping one. There is absolutely no reason for you to give this game a go if you’re playing it on PC or Xbox, but as previously mentioned in the beginning of the review, I wanted to see if this was a decent stopgap if you’re a PS5 user drooling for something more akin to Forza Horizon. It sure is, go for it.'
WTMG's Leo Faria: "It’s hard to ignore how creatively bankrupt The Crew Motorfest is, but it is not a bad game at all. When you’re trying to be a carbon copy of a masterpiece of a racing game, and you do your homework to a satisfactory degree, you need to be utterly incompetent not to be, at the very least, a pretty good time, even if not a jaw-dropping one. There is absolutely no reason for you to give this game a go if you’re playing it on PC or Xbox, but as previously mentioned in the beginning of the review, I wanted to see if this was a decent stopgap if you’re a PS5 user drooling for something more akin to Forza Horizon. It sure is, go for it."