Burnout Paradise Remastered

Burnout Paradise Remastered is a lot of fun if you played the original game in 2008, and the 4K@60fps playback is a welcome addition that allows you to really appreciate the finer details of the game, including the impressive crumple mechanics when you inevitably crash. But while it’s a real blast from the past, the game doesn’t quite stand up to modern driving games with the omission of commonplace mechanics like waypoint navigation, fast travel and more. It’s definitely different to anything else on the market at the moment though, so if you’re a racing fan looking for something a little bit different (and a little bit violent/smashy) then Burnout Paradise Remastered is a good shout.  

That said, there’s certainly no way to confuse Burnout Paradise Remastered for a modern game. The looks haven’t aged particularly well and in spite of the minor upscale, does indeed look dated. When you look at the gorgeous modern races like

Even after all this time, Burnout Paradise remains an absolute blast to play. The upgrade to 60fps in Remastered only heightens the adrenaline rush, and the game’s emphasis on exploration and quick-fire racing make it a brilliant fit for being taken on the go.