Reviewed by Ure Paul, [69/100]. "Features some nicely executed gameplay concepts, but all this is too shallow and repetitive to warrant a higher score."

Reviewed by Mugwum, [7/10]. "We'd take MechAssault."

Reviewed by Brad Gallaway, [4.5/10]. "A disappointing game made even more so by the sheer amount of untapped potential."

Reviewed by Atomic Dawg, [4/5]. "With a slick visual style and fast-paced, finger-banging combat, it's an impressive display of power and polish."

Reviewed by Ryan Davis, [7.5/10]. "For all that it does right, Phantom Crash comes up short in a few key areas, keeping it from attaining any sort of true greatness."

Reviewed by Justin Raymond, [8.1/10]. "If you're looking for a mech title that isn't quite like most others out there - or just a fun action title, perhaps - do not pass this up."

Reviewed by Ernie Halal, [B]. "Sharp graphics and solid, addictive gameplay might land it at the top of the heap with the big boys."

Reviewed by Aaron Boulding, [7.5/10]. "Definitely worth a look if you've got friends willing to mix it up with you consistently, but solo gamers will quickly have their custom Scoot Vehicles all dressed up with nowhere to go."

Reviewed by Delvael, [3.8/5]. "It seems that the chit-chat is what makes the game and the whole 'mech aspect' was more of an afterthought."

Reviewed by Matt Keil, [3/5]. "Even devoted fans of the giant robot warriors may find themselves waiting for something new, or at least unique."

Reviewed by Mike Laidlaw, [3.5/5]. "Looks great, plays well and implements a progression system rarely seen outside of racing titles."

Reviewed by Chris Leyton, [8/10]. "A really great game that has something to offer everyone, only let down by a few niggles."