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Game Info
- Platform
- PlayStation
- Genres
- Puzzle
- Player Perspective
- Third person · Top-down
- Developers
- Eurocom Entertainment Software
- Publishers
- Sony Computer Entertainment
- Release date
- November 7, 2000
Summary
Crash Bash is a party game that lets up to four friends jump into a colorful hub of 28 mini‑games, accessed through a series of Warp Rooms. The PlayStation Multitap makes the chaos easy to share.
You can pick from eight familiar faces – Crash, Coco, Tiny, Dingodile, Cortex, Brio, Koala Kong and the newcomer Rilla Roo – each with their own quirks. The mini‑games fall into seven themed categories such as hover‑craft “Ballistix”, icy “Polar Push”, pogo‑stick “Pogo Pandemonium”, crate‑throwing “Crate Crush”, tank battles, circular races and medieval arena challenges.
The title offers three play styles. Adventure strings the games together, rewarding trophies, gems, crystals and even boss battles that unlock relics. Battle lets you jump straight into any unlocked mini‑game for a quick free‑for‑all or team match, while Tournament strings four games into a points race.
Critics noted the Mario Party vibe and a lack of deep originality, but praised the multiplayer fun and the way the graphics faithfully echo earlier Crash titles. Japanese copies hide an extra unlockable “Fake Crash” as a cheeky nod to series lore.
Storyline
Crash Bash’s Adventure campaign is framed around a rivalry between the mask spirits Aku Aku and Uka Uka. Because the brothers are forbidden to fight each other directly, they settle their feud by pitting two teams of characters against one another in a series of battles. As the player progresses, Uka Uka secretly plans to harness the magical crystals collected during the contests, a scheme that Aku Aku eventually uncovers. The story’s conclusion hinges on which side the player backs: choosing a character from Aku Aku’s team triggers Aku Aku to lock the crystals away and exile Uka Uka into the vacuum of space. If the player sides with Uka Uka, he seizes the crystals’ destructive power for himself, while a two‑player run with representatives from both teams leads to a special tie‑breaking match to decide the ultimate victor.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Cooperative
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