RUSH: A Disney • PIXAR Adventure

The game has great potential, but it has a number of flaws that, for some reason, the developer hasn't bothered to fix in 8 years: 1. Saves don't work. 2. You can't skip the intro (which is very loud) or cutscenes. 3. In full-screen mode, the mouse cursor moves outside the game (if you have a second monitor), and the game minimizes when you click on the other monitor. 4. There's no vertical sync setting, or a maximum frame rate setting. 60 fps on a monitor higher than 120 Hz is noticeably unpleasant due to high input lag.

so much nostalgia that when i came back ts just got worse than i remember, its fine as a game though

Extremely repetitive and boring. You literally have to play each mission 3 times to have access to everything in said mission, then another time to unlock the playable character for the said mission, then again as the said character... Granted the missions aren't long but they aren't fun either. I got the game to play with my son and he played 2 missions and didn't want to play it again, which in itself speaks volumes as he loves disney/pixar. The worst thing for myself is that the achievements are glitchy and wouldn't pop, which meant I had to replay the same missions even more than necessary.

Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure is a not so good but not so bad game, I enjoyed the platforming sections of Toy Story, Ratatouille, and Up, and that includes the racing levels of Cars. However, the Finding Dory world wasn't really fun and I consider it to be the worst world in the game, once you go forward, there's no turning back. Honestly, the Toy Story and Incredibles levels were my favorites. The voice acting can feel repetitive, you can lose coins even when you touch something that isn't really an obstacle, and the achievements are buggy that require more time until it pops up. The post-game isn't worth going for unless you are a Disney-Pixar fan like me. Only recommended to Disney-Pixar fans and PLEASE only buy it during a sale.

its fun

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