F&F Arcade Edition
Release Date: October 24, 2025
An arcade racing game full of action, based on the license of the Fast & Furious films. Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition is a port of a game from the arcades. We participate in spectacular races featuring real cars, performing daredevil stunts, and visiting various parts of the globe.
The Fast & Furious film franchise, which has been around since 2001, has often been adapted into video games, although many of these adaptations have been budget projects. One such project is Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition developed by Cradle Games and published by GameMill. It is based on the arcade title Fast & Furious Arcade from 2022, created by Raw Thrills.
As the title suggests, this game has a purely arcade nature. We participate in dynamic races, presented in the style of "secret missions." The races are accompanied by stunts (vehicles can perform flips and barrel rolls, making very long jumps) and spectacular, Hollywood-style action scenes. For example, in Hong Kong, participants are under constant missile fire from a combat helicopter.
In Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition we can drive eight licensed cars known from the silver screen, such as the Ford Bronco, Chevrolet Corvette C8, or the 1967 Shelby GT500. The mentioned "missions" take us to various corners of the globe – besides Hong Kong, we visit Abu Dhabi, Havana, and Colombia. The tracks run from point to point and, in addition to ramps, are rich in shortcuts to discover.
In addition to single-player gameplay, Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition offers a split-screen mode for two players.
Platforms:
Nintendo Switch
PlayStation 5
Xbox Series X/S
Developer: Cradle Games
Publisher: GameMill Entertainment
Age restrictions: 3+
Game Ratings for Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition Video Game.
PlayStation Universe: 4.5 / 10 by John-Paul Jones
I can well imagine that when you're situated in a hydraulic miniature car attached to an arcade machine that is blaring out the audiovisual presentation of Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition at full tilt, that it's something of a compelling if not a mildly intoxicating quick fix of arcade racing goodness. At home however, and stripped of such performative trickery, Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition fails to impress and really needs much more meat wrapped around its bones to justify its existence away from the din of the arcade scene which birthed it.
Completexbox: 75 / 100
I know I’ve compared this game to Split Second (a huge favourite of mine), i just never expected another racing game could match the sheer amount of background action or the thrill, let alone this one, but honestly this racer is on another level in that detail. Audio wise the game performed as expected. The sounds of the cars as you hit nitro or as you crash solidly into the barriers, obstacles and into the other cars hit the mark for an arcade affair. The only downside for me is the announcers voice, this should have been in the form of a booming impact, that added to the experience. It could have memorable, but unfortunately lacked any real oomph. Another nitpick, if i’m being critical would be with the locations themselves, they could have added more drama and seriousness. Having said that…. Fast and Furious Arcade Edition is fun to play, whilst short in longevity, the arcade style gameplay will provide you multiple hours to enjoy, just don’t expect deep gameplay.
ZTGD: 7 / 10 by Ken McKown
It just lacks content, and the brutal AI kills any replayability. Combine that with no online mode and this title falls short of a must-have.
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