Recent reviews by Crimson Kellashee

This game is like sleeping.

Start game. Play for 3 minutes. Look at the clock. 13 hours have passed.

It's awesome.

The one and only true Driving Simulator.
Well, in my book at least.

Other games focus on driving correctly. This one focuses on what happens when you don't. And it's so satisfying running over a family sedan with a monster truck.

The fun you'll have is directly proportional to the amount of horsepower your PC has, though.
Don't even bother with this game if you have even a 2/3-potato computer.
Even with my i7 6700K and Titan X Pascal I can feel gears start to grind and slip in the game if I spawn more than 4 cars.

My personal request is support for bigger maps. Like, one massive open-world map like in GTA. All the maps so far are fairly small and linear, so there's only so much you can do.

However, all these tiny issues are simply tossed to the side the instant a fully-loaded cement mixer slams into a school bus at 200 MPH and that creepy, satisfied, sadistic grin spreads across your face.

...Or is that just me?

I've used this software and some of its alternatives. It happily plows through even the most intense 1080P-60 video even after lots of effects, and its greenscreening works brilliantly, there's no "Green Edge" around anything.
If you do gaming videos with OBS or some other high-performance recording software, this is the editing software to use it for, and it's only the cost of a triple-A title!
For most intents and purposes, it's Sony Vegas for $60.

Now for what I can complain about:
Adding objects on top of your video is counter-intuitive at best. You need to resize and move the video frame instead of the object itself, so everything you need to do to move that object is reversed. You can't easily stretch objects, either, aside from just making them bigger or smaller.
THERE IS NO MASKING HERE! You need Vegas for that, it's on Steam, too. Not a big deal for me, I don't do masking for my videos, so I don't need the premium software for it. MovieStudio will still do greenscreen, though, so you can make custom masks in Paint or something.
For me, if my Internet goes down while I'm using MovieStudio, it immediately crashes. Again, not much of an issue unless you have unreliable Internet. In that case, run Steam in offiine mode and start if from there, it will still work in offline mode.

Other than those minor issues, though, this is great software for a great price!