Blur Review

Posted: 19 months ago, last updated 7 months ago.

Author: @GeekDadGamer and Jo Robertson.

Overview

Blur is a four-player racing game with many Mario Kart-style features but with customisable real-model cars. The combination of such cars as the Dodge Viper, Ford Transit and Lotus Exige (to name a few) with weapons, stunts and power-ups is both unusual and exhilarating. You can up the fun by networking consoles together in the same place to accommodate up 20 players.

The combination of real racing and kart racing mechanics is relatively unusual. For example, you had a variety of weapons and boost for your car but you also have a rear-view mirror to see who is behind you.

Game Details

Content Rating: PEGI 12

Release Date: 25/05/2010

Platforms: PC, PS3 and Xbox 360

Genres: Racing

Developer: @Bizarrec

Lists

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Commitment

Duration: This game will take between 10 hours and 12 hours to complete.

Players: You can play with 4 players in the same room, but you can’t play it online. You could originally play with 20 others online, but the servers are now turned off so this is local play only.

Costs

Does not offer in-game purchases, 'loot boxes' or 'battle/season passes'.

Age Ratings

This game has been rated PEGI 12.

This game has been rated ESRB EVERYONE 10+.

Accessibility

We haven't recorded accessibility settings for this game yet. Our Blur Accessibility Report details system-wide settings that may help, and suggests similar games with accessibility features. Tweet the developer (@Bizarrec) to let them know about our Accessibility Questionnaire.

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