Blur

PC optimization issues and lack of peripheral support aside, Blur is the sweetest car combat game in...

Blur's combination of real-world vehicles with out-of-this world power-ups makes for an enjoyable racing game. Good Points: A novel twist on the kart racing genre; addictive multiplayer; split-screen option Bad Points: Not for those who are looking...

Blur is a racing game that tries to combine a realistic car racing simulation - real-life cars that take realistic damage on realistic renders of real streets from around the world - with arcade style car-combat sensibilities - power-ups, turbo...

Arcade racing with vehicle combat is not a new idea, but Blur does it well enough to be a fairly strong contender in the genre. The combat in Blur is created by using power-ups placed carefully around the tracks, often in chokepoints. Most of the cars...

There’s something honest about Blur. Where Split/Second flaunts an awkward back-story, and Burnout just doesn’t ever shut the hell up, Blur unashamedly exposes its humble gaming core; a basic game principle balanced with compulsive tactical depth. ...

Blur isn't the addictive, competitive online game that people wanted it to be. Rather, Blur is a palate-cleansing game, the type of experience you pop in for a few minutes with your friends when you're looking for a break between sessions of a...

This fast and exciting racer continually finds a way to keep you circling around for another...

If Project Gotham and Mario Kart had a baby...Well it's been awhile fellow readers, but I am finally back to my editor duties, and I come back in fantastic fashion with this review of the combat racer Blur. While we here at ZTGD have been getting...