Cel Damage Critic Reviews

One of the freshest, funniest car combat romps to date.

The controls are probably the one thing that makes the game more challenging than it looks. Because there's so much going on, the camera angles will sometimes veer out of control, causing you to lose your place in a tense firefight.

The game is both visually interesting and colorful, running at a consistent 60 frames per second, and the quality of animation looks like something you'd see on a Saturday morning cartoon.

An addictive and charming game. It could have used a lot more modes and maps, but I enjoyed its simplicity, fast-paced action and great controls.

The graphics are amazing, but it’s the gameplay that will win you over.

This great engine and these great visuals are draped over gameplay that is just so-so.

Beating everything in this game will be extremely tough. And this isn't a good kind of tough either. It's a throw-your-controller-the-computer-is-too-good kind of tough. Pity.

If you’re after a game which is non stop madness and have a few friends who can regularly game with you then Cel Damage is a game you may considering purchasing, but unfortunately the single player game lets it down.

As much as I like being beaten unmercifully by a duck in a fedora, it can become frustrating and a bit repetitive after a few rounds.

Confuses more than entertains.

You'll expect an easy, party affair and instead you'll get broken teeth from the ruthless AI and the tough structure of the game.

The graphics are better suited to a PlayStation or hand-held system, and the audio track is not up to snuff, considering what can be accomplished with this system.

This game is an excellent title for someone suffering from attention deficit disorder, but if you're looking for a game with lots of replay value, shop elsewhere.

This game feels like it could have been so much more if it had a better damage system, more single-player and multiplayer modes, and a new story mode to get familiar with the characters, and even take advantage of the TV show theme a bit more.

Admittedly, this game is designed to be played in multiplayer and when done so is quite fun. For about ten minutes.

Even if just for eye-candy purposes, Cel Damage is plenty amusing.

Sadly, the shallow gameplay ensures that the game gets really old, really quick.

Past the visuals rests a competent, if uninspired game that’s best savored with four players madly fighting for split-screen automotive supremacy.

Only in Cel Damage does a guy with an axe beat out a gatling gun.

it's just woefully undercooked in many parts.