Crazy Taxi - Beating Every Game in My Steam Library (1500+)

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0:00 Intro
1:07 Gameplay
7:36 Crazy Box
24:26 Steam Stats
25:14 Outro

[@justa_stranger_]

Aquatic Hugger... I like it

[@JMLRetroRoom]

I actually appreciate that you spent more time learning the game and even completed the Crazy Box. There’s so much to this game that it’s hard to explain in a comment but most people give up too fast. If you look at casual runs they’re generally under $3K but I’ve reached $85K and I know others that have gone over $100K and consistently do that. It’s basically lots of memorization and longevity as you have to constantly crazy dash every few seconds throughout the entire run. The more you learn the better you get and the more you want to play to beat your score. Then when you think you’ve had enough you come to the tube and see other long plays and realize there’s more to go 😂. There’s a small community and we help each other out with tips etc no matter the level you’re at. I play on console 😀

[@chefkirby1]

Thank you! Learning the game was definitely tough, especially the more hidden mechanics. That's crazy! (pun intended) I never dreamed of getting that high of a score at the end of a run, that's really impressive!

[@JMLRetroRoom]

@@chefkirby1 😄 thanks. Once you learn to constantly boost through the game your score will improve pretty much immediately. From there it’s learning what customer to pick up because you’re prepping for the next customer at their drop off location. You want to move forward around the map and avoiding going backwards. I still don’t have them all memorized because some of them change after you pass by so you need to remember two locations for most customers and the one that moves you forward. Example is a customer can be yellow and she’ll go backwards so you wait until she’s orange because she moves forward with that color. That example doesn’t apply to all customers either 😅