The Fast and Furious films are well-known for being a stupid good time, where logic comes behind fun and the focus is on flashy cars and family. To be successful, all Fast and Furious: Crossroads had to do was take this well-established formula and create a fun action-packed driving game. Crossroads is not that. What we have instead is a barely competent, barely fun, five-hour experience that reminds me of why licensed games have slowly died off. 
I?m personally not a huge fan of the franchise, but I can definitely see the appeal. Cars go fast, characters talk about bonds and family, and stuff explodes. And then there?s the constant one-upping ridiculousness of more massive and absurd set pieces and situations than each film before. That?s Fast and Furious in a nutshell, and while Crossroads technically has all of that, it does it with about as much gusto as a wet fart. 
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