Ok, so coming from the Crew 2 this game was very fun, but there is a ton I have to say and overall I would not recommend this game.

Firstly, the map feels way smaller (probably because it is.) In The Crew and The Crew 2, the map felt vast and it was fun to just drive around and find stuff you hadn't before. Motorfest's map is just absolutely tiny in comparison.

Secondly, you don't get to really ever use your cars. Every race requires a loaned car for the first time you complete it, and that gets really old really fast. At the time of writing this review, I did not learn that I was not in the tutorial still (33 hours in) until 10 minutes ago. That's exactly what the game starts to feel like-- a glorified tutorial.

Third, the AI cars are ridiculously unbalanced, especially in some of the early races. It's probably my fault for playing on the hardest difficulty, but making the AI cars have better upgrades while you are driving a stock loaned car is ridiculously annoying. I would say this is a skill issue if it wasn't for the fact that most of the time I am being passed on straightaways by cars that should be going much slower than mine.

On the subject of difficulty, it makes the game feel lazily designed. Let me explain: After winning a few races in a row, a pop up appears saying that you seem to be winning a lot and suggesting that you up the difficulty, which makes it seem as if Ubisoft wants you to have to replay races a lot instead of playing new races.

Overall, the game is very fun and has all the ingredients to be an amazing game, but it strays too far from most other racing games in ways that make it boring and repetitive. My recommendation: only pick up this game if its on sale and you have friends to play it with, but otherwise don't even bother.

This game is completely unplayable due to constant server crashes preventing me from playing a game with no online mode. I have about 6 hours on the game now, but almost all of it was spent in the main menu trying repeatedly to connect to the servers. Even after all this time, I have barely completed the tutorial race.

I would be more understanding if the response from Ubisoft support were not to wait 3 weeks and then respond to my ticket saying "Yeah, we know that is an issue with our servers. We have been hearing about that a lot lately. I decided to check in on the game this week (almost a year later) to find out I am still one among the many who must continue to wait for the game we bought to be playable.

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