Crash Team Rumble Announced for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, and Xbox One - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 08 December 2022 / 2,334 Views

Publisher Activision and developer Toys for Bob have announced four-versus-four team-based online multiplayer game, Crash Team Rumble, for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. It will launch in 2023.

"We’re so excited to unveil our fresh new take on multiplayer in the Crash universe with Crash Team Rumble," said Toys for Bob co-studio head Paul Yan. "Crash Team Rumble has something for everyone—easy pick-up and play for those who just want to jump in, while also providing skilled gamers the opportunity to leverage and master their hero’s unique abilities."

View the reveal trailer below:

Read details on the game below:

Crash Team Rumble is an all-new four-versus-four, team-based online multiplayer video game set in Crash Bandicoot’s vibrant and zany universe.

In Crash Team Rumble, fans can play as Crash, Dingodile, and a host of other friends and frenemies, each of which has their own distinct power, personality, and playstyle, as they compete across wild and varied arenas in four-versus-four team-based online multiplayer action. To lead their squad to victory, players will slide, smash, bump and bash as a team to be the “fur-st” to bank the most Wumpa fruit in their drop-off zone, while simultaneously defending the opponent team’s drop zone. Featuring cross-platform play, Crash Team Rumble will feature tons of strategic gameplay elements that will be sure to turn the tide of scoring in hilarious ways.

A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.

11 Comments

KLXVER (on 09 December 2022)

Was really hoping it would be Crash 5. This just isnt for me.

Signalstar (on 08 December 2022)

At least Activision s making at least one non-COD game. I'm not sure about this. It is probably too soon for a Crash 5 or even another Kart Game. I would have preferred a revival of Crash Bash. Hopefully this is in the same vein.

SegaHeart Signalstar (on 09 December 2022)

Bobby Kotick making Toys for bob make I think a Hero Shooter in this this new Crash made me unhappy it should of been Crash 5, he's training them for the COD support team in the future so sad.

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AJNShelton (on 09 December 2022)

No Switch ? I guess it will be a late porte then

Paatar AJNShelton (on 09 December 2022)

It’s kinda ridiculous. The crash games did fantastic on the system and the install base of the Switch is huge.

I’m really over the late port stuff especially when it’s for games that aren’t as demanding to port like Doom Eternal.. or Hogwarts Legacy.

KrspaceT Paatar (on 09 December 2022)

You would think it would be a priority because of clear interest. Like how many platformer fans are on Xbox, or would play it on Xbox over Switch with the rest of them?

Paatar KrspaceT (on 10 December 2022)

Exactly cause when it comes down to it, most people who play games don’t mind the graphical downgrades when it comes to the Switch. They just want fun games on their system.

halil23 AJNShelton (on 12 December 2022)

Yep, it's a joke that they're releasing on xblock over Switch!! Epic phail

Spike0503 (on 09 December 2022)

This definitely isn't for me but as a Crash fan, I'm just glad they're keeping the momentum going with the series. Hope it's good for the people who are into this sort of thing.