The Crew 2В is trying to be an experience that can be enjoyed by you no matter what kind of vehicleвЂ™s cockpit you prefer, kind of like a GTAВ for driving games, if you will. ThatвЂ™s really where one of The Crew 2вЂ™sВ biggest strengths lies- in its sheer variety. Because itвЂ™s not just driving weвЂ™re talking about this time around- itвЂ™s driving, itвЂ™s piloting airplanes, itвЂ™s driving boats, itвЂ™s participating in motocross events, itвЂ™s driving monster trucks, and so much more. ItвЂ™s also a bonus that they can be skipped.ДЄnd skip them you will, to get to the meat of the experience, which is bolstered in its allure in The Crew 2В because of how all-encompassing it is. Sure, the game still often presents you with poorly written, poorly voiced, and poorly animated cutscenes every now and then, cutscenes which are not only very hard to care about, but will also outright make you groan, but the fact that the game is just as aware of their complete lack of importance as the player is means that they donвЂ™t really get in the way of the experience. WeвЂ™re here to race across a continent, and The Crew 2вЂ™sВ plot вЂ“ if it can even be called that вЂ“ is nothing more than the most cursory of setups, whose only purpose is to facilitate that. The Crew 2В recognizes those flaws- it says to hell with the story, because thatвЂ™s not what weвЂ™re really here for. Take the basic setup, for instance- The CrewВ tried to encase itself in a narrative setup that was constantly trying extremely hard to be super-edgy, and the results, quite predictably, were not positive (to say the least). The one area where The Crew 2В deserves unreserved praise is how much of an improvement it is over its predecessor, in some really important ways. The Crew 2В is a jack of manyВ trades, and master of none.' 'вЂњJack of all trades, master of noneвЂќ is a phrase thatвЂ™s going to be thrown around a lot in reviews for this game, and that fits perfectly- a lmost. None of the things it does are perfect, a lot of the things it does, it does pretty well, but a by-product of doingВ so many things is that it stumbles in a few of those attempts, too. The Crew 2В is a jack of manyВ trades, and master of none. вЂњJack of all trades, master of noneвЂќ is a phrase thatвЂ™s going to be thrown around a lot in reviews for this game (hereвЂ™s one instance already), and that fits perfectly- a lmost. The trade off for that, however, is that The Crew 2В doesnвЂ™t really excelВ at anything it attempts to do. It has a lot of ideas, ranging across not just a vast variety of mechanics, but entire genres, and even if you get down to listing all the flaws in the whole experience вЂ“ of which there are plenty вЂ“ you still have to tip your hat to developers Ivory Tower for cramming so much stuff into their game. The Crew 2В is that sort of game- it just tries to do so much. Every so often I play a game that has to be lauded for, if nothing else, its ambition.

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