That said, a team of four Dongodiles probably isn’t a good idea because his mobility is limited and he can’t keep up with the Scorers in sheer Wumpa collection, so if someone else beats me to him I’d be inclined to switch to someone else. My go-to is Dingodile his vacuum sucks up Wumpas and enemies from afar his spin attack hits hard, can be charged, and holds an area well and he’s pretty tanky, which is just my style. Each match (which usually lasts about five minutes) is fun because you never know how a game will go, and you’re never truly out of it until you lose.Ĭrash Team Rumble asks you to make a lot of important decisions on the fly during the action, but picking your team composition beforehand matters more than most because you can’t change your mind once the match starts. It all comes down to your ability to adapt to the way the match is going at any given time, and how well you pull off your gameplan. They excel at keeping other players away from them (or their location), but they’re not just there to capture Gems.Įven then, you have interesting choices to make: do you go all-in on the Epic Relic Station or focus on getting a lot of little ones? If the other team looks like they might snag the Epic Relic Station before you, do you try to catch up or just focus on scoring and playing defense? And how dedicated are you to fighting over the Gems when they come back up? There’s no right or wrong answer here I’ve seen teams get steamrolled because they couldn’t capture any Gems and make huge comebacks because they focused on scoring while the other team put too much emphasis on getting Relics. Even capturing at an additional 30% makes a huge difference, and Boosters are custom-built for capturing fights, which can be won and lost in an instant. There’s a big difference between turning in Wumpa Fruit normally and turning them in when you control every group of Gems on the map because that means you’re doubling your score. Wumpa Fruit may be the name of the game, but capturing Gems is essential because they provide a significant scoring boost.
The first is by capturing groups of Gems scattered around the map by jumping on them. Boosters are a little less straightforward their job is to support their team, but they do so in a couple of interesting ways. They can sit on the other team’s bank for a long time if played well, with strong offensive capabilities and knack for controlling the space around them.
Blockers are good at blocking scorers from scoring.
They can hold more Wumpa Fruit at one time than the other archetypes, tend to be pretty good at fighting off enemies trying to stop them, and usually have special movement abilities that make them tough to corner. Scorers are, naturally, the best at scoring.
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