Crusty Demons PS2

Crusty Demons are arcade races created by Fluent Entertainment developers. The aim of the authors was to provide players with a maximum dose of adrenaline through an unusual representation of extreme sport, which is a competitive motorcycle ride.

The product story revolves around members of a true team called Crusty Demons of Dirt. The team of stars such as Seth Enslow, Jeremy "Twitch" Stenberg, Ronnie Faisst, Kenny "The Cowboy" Bartram and Dan Pastor sold out the devil according to a fictional story in order to show the world superhuman performances on motorcycles. The problem, however, is that after some time the ruler of hell demanded that his debtors fulfil the contract. Naturally, the gentlemen do not want to go to the apartments, lined with tar and sulphur, so they received the last chance from Satan. They are to take part in a series of competitions and prove that they deserve immortality and eternal fame.

The game is divided into four different modes (Story, Freeride, Devil Rush and Multiplayer). Among them there are minor missions. The most important of them are typical races, in which our task is not only to reach the finish line in the first position, but also to cause the most effective crash on the way. Another option, in turn, relates to stuntmen's performances, where our goal is to perform complex evolutions. Interestingly, if, as a result of courageous actions, we cause our driver a feeling of fear, or even horror, we will get additional points. In total, we can present more than 100 tricks, using 38 vehicles. It should be noted that among the vehicles there are both single-wheelers and various four-wheelers. Tournaments are held in different locations (including Rio de Janiero, Texas, Arizona, New York, Amsterdam and Tokyo). A total of 16 stages have been prepared for a single player. In multiplayer mode 6 challenges await us. If we want, we can also create our own unique missions.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007