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How can anyone love a brand that was built to annoy you? Some select few take pleasure in other people's pain, and probably the individuals buying up all the Crazy Frog products to extend that irritation as long as possible. We'll make an infrequent exception in this instance. Usually, you'd never want that for anyone. The game has the hallmarks of trying to milk the franchise one last time before it dies a slow, painful death. Nobody can determine what the developers are trying to achieve here or why publishers would sign off Crazy Frog Racer 2. It's a railed drive to the end - no competitiveness, no cognitive challenges, and level design that's as dull as a blunt spear. That would be a fair statement if the racing mechanics didn't seem to muck up that aspect of it as well. You could argue that Crazy Frog Racer 2 is a game aimed at children and, therefore, has a more simplistic design. And on the lore front, you'll play as characters that are about as interesting as watching paint dry. Mechanically, all you're trying to do is beat your time driving around some inspired-level design. Here, we have a visually lackluster game compared to the current gen game market. You honestly believe that the pioneers of this brand are trying to watch the world burn. It's a copy-paste job of classic racing games but somehow manages to screw them up entirely. However, you'll feel a bit relieved once you enter the race track and realize that the game is just as bad as you thought it would be. Is it even possible to go into Crazy Frog Racer 2 with an open mind? It's tough to get into the game with a degree of impartiality, given the spurning hatred of this brand. If the first game is anything to judge Crazy Frog Racer 2 by, we're in for some hot garbage. What started as an irritating ringtone has now sprawled onto home video game consoles.
Anything that comes out of this brand has been less than ideal.
But there's a universal agreement for anybody with an IQ past their age.
#Crazy frog racer 2 reviews professional#
It's not professional to trash a game before you've even played it. So if one game wasn't enough, Crazy Frog Racer 2 returns to exploit the brand even farther than it already has, begging the question, who is buying into this rubbish? Where were you when this ridiculous semi-naked, noise-inducing frog was around? You'll regretfully remember if you're getting PTSD from those obnoxious sounds that somehow turned into a global phenomenon.
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