I fresh twist to the tedious Burnout series.
This is the first Burnout game to do the whole free world do whatever you want deal. The single player is a snooze though seeing as all you do to get by is do the same races over and over again until you get to a point where you have to do every single one. I felt like I grinding creatures in WoW. Well anyway Burnout offers everything it used to with more shiney new cars, little hidden passage ways, fairy kingdoms, candy forrests...wait....ok back on track now (hehe track, I made a funny) Well not too long into playing the game you'll no doubt find that you have no clue where the hell you're going in any race. This is even more difficult in Marked Man races where you're pretty much going 100+ mph down crowded city streets with black almost "CIA" style cars chasing you trying to wreck you in all their meniacle hatred of YOU. Burnout wants you to just fail. Your car will shatter with the slightest poke. I suppose this is understandable though seeing as you're going so unbelievably fast. Which brings me to my next point. In Burnout the best part of the game is going fast, but to my displeasure i found that going fast will cause me to lose. I ended up using aggressive cars only not because that's my play style but because that way I don't die ALL the time. I might just get my roof ripped off.
Normally I'm not into racing games but Burnout strikes a chord with me. It understands me. It knows I like watching things die.