In addition to providing more depth to the free-run pursuits, “Calling All Units” offers a host of new events for you to compete in, both as a cop but more-so as a racer. While it’s nothing revolutionary, these tools at least prevent chases from boiling down to your standard out run to survive-type gameplay. Similarly, as a racer involved in a pursuit, you have access to tools such as EMP jammers, unlimited nitrous and the ability to lock your enemy’s brakes, forcing them into a wall. You can use EMPs that will disable all controls, impose a speed limiter to slow a target down and even remove a user’s HUD and GPS. In a manner very similar to the reboot of Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, you’re provided new tools to assist in your takedown of America’s most wanted (or alternatively, out run them). While cop chases have existed in The Crew since launch, this latest DLC now allows you to be the hunter, rather than the hunted. Driving on the other side of the law, the latest add-on brings with it even more content for this already massive racer.Īs its name implies, the expansion introduces what appears to be a staple in many racing games this generation: police pursuits. Following upon subtle improvements, developer Ivory Tower has released its follow-up expansion for the game, titled “Calling All Units”. For a game that had a rocky launch and an average reception, it’s evolved to be surprisingly enjoyable.
As a matter of fact, it’s quite the opposite.
Actually, to say ‘ploughing’ is to suggest there’s an element of struggle involved. Over the past few weeks I’ve been ploughing my way through The Crew.
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