HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush Reviews
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is still a bit like many other Milestone games: the overall experience feels slightly clinical and risk-free. This time it doesn’t bother me quite as much however, as the open world structure is fun to mess around in and the difficulty is finally well-balanced. There is more than enough to do and collect to keep everyone busy, and thanks to its four-player local multiplayer, it even poses a serious challenge to Mario Kart in parties.
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Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is a flavorless open world with repetitive events and an uninspired, atmosphere-less world to explore. While the racing, online, and track editors all remain, there isn’t much here that feels creative and exciting, and the experience just feels hollow as a result.
HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush is a competent, well-crafted racer for all ages that tries to pivot the franchise in a new direction, but its ambitious open-world is wide as an ocean and shallow as a puddle compared to its contemporaries. I far prefer the focused, menu-driven progression of earlier titles. By stretching itself thin to copy today’s open-world trends, Infinite Rush loses the spark of its predecessors by delivering an experience that offers surprisingly finite enjoyment.