Related: Funkoverse Gets Dangerous With New Darkwing Duck Expansion (Review) These unique combinations add just enough class building to help players get into character, and it adds some nice replay value too.

For example, Dominic Teretto’s ability allows you to reroll one die every time you make a skill roll, while the American Muscle car allows you to ram other vehicles further across the board than normal. Each character and vehicle also has a unique ability. The higher your stats are, the easier your rolls will be. Like with most pen-and-paper RPGs, you’ll need to make a skill-check roll every time you want to take an action, like leaping onto another vehicle or ramming an enemy car with your own. Each character and vehicle has its own Speed, Control, Athletics, and Defense stats, and when combined together, make up each player's total stat values. Players then choose a character and a car. It’s recommended that beginners start with Tank Assault, which is the scenario I found to be the most fun. Both Tank Assault and Chopper Takedown are fairly straightforward missions that require your team to destroy either a tank or a helicopter and Shaw’s car, while Semi Heist is a much more complicated scenario that involves stealing cargo from a truck and escaping. There are three scenarios to choose from: Tank Assault, Chopper Takedown, and Semi Heist.

Highway Heist is a cooperative game (because the most important thing in life will always be family) in which 2-4 players work together to take down a massive vehicle while speeding down the highway. It may not seem like a perfect pairing, but Fast & Furious: Highway Heist absolutely nails the action movie RPG in a way I never thought possible. Picture a combat encounter in Dungeons & Dragons, but instead of slinging spells at goblins, you’re driving sports cars into a battle tank. This may sound absurd, but Highway Heist can be best described as a cross between a tabletop RPG and an action movie. I’ve never really cared for the Fast & Furious movies, but that didn’t take one ounce of enjoyment away from my time playing Fast & Furious: Highway Heist. The Prospero Hall imprint from Funko Games has such an amazing track record with licensed games that, at this point, I don't even feel like I need to be a fan of the franchise to enjoy the game.

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