FUEL review PS3

FUEL review for the PS3

Offering a vast and immense terrain to explore from the start, Fuel gives you plenty to do and acheive in its latest release. With many interesting features and races needed to be unlocked you'll have a job on you hands completing everything. There is a whole host of vehicles to drive and on a variety of demanding surfaces. Download issue 28 of P3Zine now for more information.Click here to read our FUEL review for the PS3 now! FUEL review for the PS3 Approach FUEL with the mindset that it's an open-world Motorstorm – a mentality that's entirely understandable if you've not been closely following Asobo's ambitious off-roader – and you could well be left a little nonplussed, certainly by the treacle-slow early vehicles, the loose design of the races and the free-ride mode where it seemingly takes ages to get anywhere. Go in realisig that it's much closer to Test Drive Unlimited with quad bikes and you'll likely get a lot more out of those opening few hours. And if you thought wandering about the Capital Wasteland discovering new stuff by happy accident was the best part of Fallout 3, then it's fair to say FUEL might well be right up your street. Exploration in a racing game? Don't knock it, as a lot of the fun in FUEL comes in simply pootling gently around its 5,560 square miles of terrain. Vista points offer the most spectacular views – race to a lake's edge or worm your way up a gravel track to one of many peaks and take in the scenery. Click here to read our FUEL review for the PS3 now!