Fast & Furious Crossroads exploding out subsequent 12 months

The delightfully daft Fast & Furious films are getting a brand new video game adaptation subsequent 12 months from the makers of Project Cars and Need For Speed: Shift. Fast & Furious Crossroads is its title, and doing automobile crimes whereas dodging explosions and wrecking balls is its game. F&F is without doubt one of the few films I fear would get much less foolish in a game however Slightly Mad Studios are out right here within the trailer swinging wrecking ball after wrecking ball on the gang so I stay in hope.
Yes, they do have Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, and Tyrese Gibson voicing their film characters.
Publishers Bandai Namco describe Crossroads as “a team-based, vehicular-heist action game” concerning the gang pulling heists, throwing stunts, enjoying with devices, and driving actual quick. It’ll have a singleplayer story marketing campaign, obvs, and a yet-unrevealed multiplayer mode too. Fingers crossed that can be daft explosive races like Split/Second or some zany carfights fairly than something critical.
Slightly Mad (who had been lately bought by Codemasters) are a barely odd option to adapt such a wild film collection, contemplating their racing games are likely to have a sim-y bent, however they actually do like vehicles. And because the previous saying goes: you must know physics earlier than you may break physics.
Fast & Furious Crossroads is coming through Steam in May 2020. For now, the game’s website has extra info – not concerning the game, however concerning the vehicles its heroes like.
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