Cars 3: Driven to Win - Xbox One [Digital]

This game is little different from the others that preceeded it. Adequate graphics, sometimes annoying controls, limited gameplay, just sub-par in every respect when reviewed as a $59 game. Fortunately I am a game club member, so got a good chunk of the price taken off, and used reward zone points to lessen the cost even more. If my son wasn't such a huge Pixar Cars fan, I never would spend this much money for such a mediocre kids game. This game may earn 4 stars had it cost $25 or under, but not at sixty bucks. Graphics are alright but hardly worth bragging about, but it seems that the controls are even worse than they were in the first Cars game. The races have a little variety, and the free play area is a nice change of pace. I do miss the challenge of finding all the postcards and such from the first game though, things you could do as a single player in more of a campaign mode style setting. There are no such things here other than tricks, which is where it really just loses the replay value. If you get it on sale, it may be worth it, but don't pay full price for this, it's a total ripoff at that price point.

This is hardly a game worth the $60 pricetag. This game is one of those kid games that you may buy for a young one that costs $20 or so. The graphics are sub-par, the controls are poor, and the content is actually even more lacking than the original Cars game, or even the Cars 2 game. At least the original Cars game had a few single player elements to it, finding postcards and collecting things, that gave it a little more depth of gameplay. This lacks anything similar. Even the playground area is just limited enjoyment. Even for my kid who loves the Cars franchise and enjoyed both of the previous games, this one is more monotony than anything else. Don't buy unless it's heavily discounted. Hardly worth the same price as something like Destiny or Halo or Forza... I was lucky to get it discounted and with a reward certificate so out of pocket was little. And seeing it now, I may not have even wasted the certificate on it had I known...

I am not a huge fan of racing games for children because they are often too difficult for them. However this game I found was very easy to understand! The goals were easy to meet and easy to follow. There are levels to the game so obviously the harder levels my child has not been able to master yet but it gives him a reason to keep playing the game!

I bought this game for my son that is 4. He loves Cars and always wants to play my Xbox. So I figured why not get him this game. I've enjoyed playing it myself since it's similar to Mario Cart. Me and my son battle, granted he never beats me, but the other day he got 9th place and was so excited. It's a good way to spend some qt with my son.

I haven’t played it a ton. I bought it with the expectations of playing with the kids. They are 5 and 7 and although it does say for ages 10+, I figured it would be a game they could play. They haven’t played yet, but the game is a little tougher than I would have expected. It probably would be difficult for a kid under 10.

My kids earn video game time and they have always enjoyed Forza and Dirt series, figured due to the popularity of Cars in our home to try out this game. Much easier for them to play by themselves, utilizes all the characters from the recent Cars 3 movie. Highly recommend this on Xbox One

This was a real surprise and quite honestly a ton of fun. It's been one of my son's favorites and the entire family can play.. The various mix of games was a ton of fun especially Take Down! A real gem on an unknown. Highly recommended for family fun.

Received as birthday present and we had to cut him off after several hours of nonstop play. Controls seem easy to pick up, and having varying difficulty levels is great for kids. Essential for any Cars fan that's a gamer. Geared more toward kids than adults, however.