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Watch Us Play Burnout Crash Mode’s Spiritual Successor Danger Zone
We recently got our hands on Danger Zone – the latest title from Burnout creators Three Fields Entertainment – reminiscent of that series' vaunted Crash Mode, and editors Matthew Kato and Brian Shea give you a guided tour of a few of the title's early levels.
You'll get a look at the game's Smashbreaker system, pickups, and a glimpse of some of the strategy involved, and see how you can put it all together to reach for those high scores – particularly important as the game goes on.
Danger Zone releases on May 30 (digital only) for PlayStation 4 and PC. You can also check out this earlier trailer for more on the title.
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