The Crew 2 is Being Review Bombed

Players are review bombing The Crew 2 in response to Ubisoft's recent decision to shut down support for 2014's The Crew. Nearly six years after its release, The Crew 2 landed in the middle of a heated conflict between the franchise's longtime fans and its own creators. The online-only racing game has since seen a spike in negative reviews, reflecting the tumultuous relationship between its player base and the studio behind the series' development.

Many fans were outraged when Ubisoft announced plans to delist The Crew from official stores and shut down servers by March 31, 2024, and the topic only grew more controversial after the developer's promises came to pass. Players, many of whom were already critical of the franchise's online-only system, rallied against Ubisoft's decision to take away The Crew from their personal accounts and accused the company of theft, stating that they were not warned that they would no longer be able to play the game after the servers were shut down.

Now, some outraged players have taken to review bombing The Crew 2's Steam page in retaliation. While the sequel's overall score remains fairly high at 83% with 59,872 scores, its recent reviews statistic fell to a «Mostly Negative» rating at 32%, one of the lowest if not the lowest score in the franchise's history.

The negative reviews primarily criticized Ubisoft's decision to delist The Crew, with many users asking how long it would take the developer to take down its sequel in turn. Other reviewers further discouraged potential buyers from purchasing the game, citing Ubisoft's previous decisions and claiming there were better racing game alternatives in the market. Some additionally demanded a refund from Ubisoft for its complete shutdown of The Crew.

Since it decided to delist and take away access to The Crew, resentment for Ubisoft has continued to grow among the gaming community, with many believing the developer's decision was blatantly anti-consumer in nature and spelled a dark