About This Game Danger Zone 2 takes the crash testing action out of the Test Area and onto real public roads.A high speed driving game featuring speed, traffic and crashes, Danger Zone 2 lets playersloose onto the Freeways of the USA, the Motorways of the UK and the Autovias of Spain.Using advanced real world physics and the power of Unreal Engine, Danger Zone 2 letsplayers ‘crash for cash’ and compete against each other to cause the most chaos on theroad.● Drive at high speed on real life roads crowded with everyday traffic● Shunt, Slam, Flip, Roll and Jacknife as many vehicles as possible● Create chaos across 26 of the world’s most notorious accident blackspots set in 17unique locations around the world● 8 vehicles to drive and smash including Sedentary Sedan, Chaotic Coupe, Really Crazy Taxi,Euro Truck and Formula One car.● Objective Based Gameplay - Complete Objectives to earn Bonus Cash in each level.● Online Leaderboards track Friends and Global Competition 1075eedd30 Title: Danger Zone 2Genre: Indie, RacingDeveloper:Three Fields EntertainmentPublisher:Three Fields EntertainmentRelease Date: 12 Jul, 2018 Danger Zone 2 Activation Code [Password] Nope.This wannabe nostalgia trip plays so much worse than the Burnout crashmodes, controls and driving physics are weird and not reliable enough for the high speeds the game wants you to drive, so you crash too easily on the way to the crash sites because of that, unfair traffic patterns and overly sensitive collision detection. Replayability should be the main focus but many of the intersections are just boring with only a few cars (where's the complete chaos and madness of the Burnouts?) and the run-ups are seemingly endless and annoying so replaying the levels over and over again is a drag. I want to spend my time crashing, not driving to the crashing, realizing I missed everything because of almost no cars in the crash zone and starting over again.Other issues: Usually you can plow through normal cars when hitting them from behind. Sometimes you crash. When and why? No idea. Also sometimes you crash when hitting busses or trucks from the side, other times not. 50\/50 chance. Only two camera modes, both are too low and don't give a good overview of what's coming, plus the camera can only be moved horizontally during crashes and not at all while driving. The old Burnouts made it easy to see incoming traffic, here everything's grey, white, brown, black. Also you can see cars pop into existence. Sometimes (admittedly rarely) a few meters in front of you. Just great. The timer, you crash, want to watch the carnage, cars are still coming, but suddenly 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... blue balls. Car deformation, not a lot going on beyond some scratches and dents, they stay mostly intact. Lazy and boring. The pick up radius of the bonus icons is too small, making them bigger and\/or the car sliding a little further after triggering an explosion would've avoided many frustrating moments.Then we get to the presentation which is equally crappy. Graphics would've been subpar in 2010, visual effects are bad, no music, sound effects without any punch, bland, hard to parse menus (a few icons would've helped immensely, all we get is white text). Football Manager has more style and verve, zzzzZZZZZzzZZ. Seriously, I think the sounddesign is the biggest problem, a game like this should be LOUD but it's so quaint and silent when other indies have insanely awesome soundtracks, here the main menu works as ASMR instead of hyping the player up.Now some will say 'it's cheap and they only had a limited budget' to which I reply 'others can do it too, this lacks heart and soul more than money', compare DZ to GRIP or Redout to see where I'm coming from. I really enjoyed Dangerous Golf more than most people and had high hopes but Three Fields didn't evolve, quite the opposite, this is such a joyless, dull experience. A complete and utter failure which at every opportunity fights against the player having fun, I honestly can not come up with something, anything good to say.
- tauratiterness