Free Simulation Game for Android
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Car Crash Compilation Game is a free Android game from developer Zego Global Publishing. What makes this title unique is that, unlike other racing simulator games such as Crazy for Speed or Real Racing 3, the objective here is not necessarily winning anything. Instead, the action is oriented toward crashing.
It makes sense to view this as essentially a crash simulation game, making it an unusual proposal among car games. The idea is to run into as many obstacles as possible while still being able to reach the finish line.
A novel approach to car racing
Aside from games like GTA or Carmageddon, there aren’t many racing games that focus on crashing. Of course, the game offers unrealistic situations to crash, making it a fun experience that’s a long way from a severe and real-life car crash.
In this case, you must navigate the tracks trying to crash as much as possible while doing insane stunts. Tracks come with a lot of variety, from more realistic to impossible ramps and loops. You do all this with simple controls to accelerate, brake and steer your car.
Collisions are the main selling point here, and the cars break into pieces, which, even though it’s absurd according to the seriousness of the impact, still feels believable in Hollywood-style realism.
Some issues hinder the fun
Car Crash Compilation Game is not without its faults. The graphics are not bad at all, but they feel a bit dated. Car models look like the ones used in GTA San Andreas, a 2005 title. While the scenery looks great, the tracks don’t. They’re somewhat bland and lack detail, even for an Android game.
Another offender is the number of ads throughout the game. They constantly litter the screen, which sometimes makes the whole experience unbearable. There’s no option to turn them off, either.
A fun game that knows its place
Car Crash Compilation Game knows it won’t beat triple AAA car racing sims out there, so it sets out to do what it does best: make players collide with obstacles when trying to reach the end.
Its premise makes this title an original take on a very populated, competitive genre. It offers bursts of fun and excitement and is a perfect counterbalance to other, more “serious” car racing games.
The only real issue here is the ads. There are simply too many, and you can’t even pay to remove them. It’s a shame that such a non-gaming aspect manages to mar the experience of a decent game.
