Destruction Allstars Review (PlayStation 5)

Destruction Allstars Review (PlayStation 5)

Pile-on the destruction from behind the wheel or leap into the arena with a breath-taking reel of parkour action by dodging attacks, taking over vehicles, or using abilities to disrupt the onslaught of incoming vehicles. Cause enough mayhem to power up your AllStars game-changing hero vehicle fuelled with special abilities.

Pros:

  • Decent graphics.
  • 28.32GB download size.
  • Platinum trophy.
  • Opening tutorial section.
  • Arcade game presentation.
  • Destruction derby style gameplay.
  • You can get out of the car and park our around, dodge cars and even grab o to them.
  • Speed boost on the right stick can be used for smashing opponents sideways and front side.
  • 16 characters each with their own set of U lockable skins, emotes, vehicle emotes and shouts.
  • Customise profile with banners and avatars.
  • In app purchases for currency.
  • Practice has 6 modes- ignition, open training, Mayhem solo, grid fall solo, carnado 8v8 and stockpile 8v8.
  • Arcade-pick game mode, arena and difficulty and play against the Ai.
  • Challenge series-face off one v one against Ai.
  • Multiplayer- Mayhem solo, grid fall solo, carnado 8v8 and stockpile 8v8.
  • Full bot support.
  • Party creation fully implemented.
  • 3 bot difficulties-easy, medium and hard.
  • Stats screen.
  • Cause damage to enemy cars and run them over to score points.
  • Each character has a unique special ability.
  • Damage numbers and location pops up.
  • KO enemies by running them over or blowing the car up.
  • Eject-you can at anytime eject from the car and get in a new one.
  • Cars will spawn on platforms over the course of the game.
  • Carnado mode-get cogs from smashing your opponents then drive into the Carnado to score, but your car blows up. Highest score wins.
  • Grid fall mode-limited lives, last person standing but you can earn more respawns by eliminating others plus the floor falls away over time.

Destruction Allstars Review (PlayStation 5)

Cons:

  • In app purchases for currency.
  • Short lived.
  • Only reason to push forward is for rank or/and cosmetics.
  • Cars feel like they are made of paper.
  • Better players will dominate.
  • Confusing at first even with the tutorials.
  • Can be very hectic and hard to see obstacles.
  • Way too easy to destroy your own car on walls.
  • After an hour you have seen it all. Probably shorter than that.
  • Cheap Ai tactics.
  • Only a few locations to participate in.

Destruction Allstars Review (PlayStation 5)

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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