Destruction AllStars is a PS Plus darling you shouldn`t buy
(Android Central)

There`s potential here that with the right support could be great. Right now it`s just OK. You`d think a game built for multiplayer would succeed on that front, but Destruction AllStars, a multiplayer game, leaves a lot to be desired. The vehicular combat title just released onto PlayStation Plus on PS5 as a free game for members and while it seems like the perfect fit for PS Plus, it`s tough to see anyone going out and spending $70 on this game at retail. What`s there is the skeleton of a great game — which can admittedly be built up into something much better — that fails to impress, and it`s a far cry from some of the best PS5 games at the moment. Jumping into multiplayer, which should be the meat of the game, you`ll see there are only two game modes you can play in a party: Carnado and Stockpile (despite PlayStation saying that Mayhem is playable is teams, it was definitely labelled `Solo` and would not let us join and play it together). The other two modes (yes, there are...