There's been no shortage of bright and colorful competitive multiplayer games in recent memory, with Crash Team Rumble looking to throw its hat into the ring next. In a gaming landscape that’s been dominated by everything from MOBAs to shooters and car soccer, the marsupial’s latest offering does a good job of standing out - at least from what we’ve played in the closed beta.
It’s been nearly three years since the release of Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, which saw everyone’s favorite orange mascot platformer icon return with a true sequel to the beloved PS1 trilogy, hot off the heels of the N. Sane Trilogy remakes.
