These different modes give the game a fantastic variety, even using the same mechanic. The courses are both forward and backward, even through the various challenges of each mode makes it all feel unique experiences. During a racing game is a bit of a starting point for Crescent Moon games as a publisher, it still has that feeling about a game they have released, it looks absolutely fantastic means. There is universal support with icloud, and iPad owners can 4 player multiplayer single device to enjoy as well.
Showing posts with label racing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label racing. Show all posts
Monday, May 28, 2012
Slingshot Racing Review
These different modes give the game a fantastic variety, even using the same mechanic. The courses are both forward and backward, even through the various challenges of each mode makes it all feel unique experiences. During a racing game is a bit of a starting point for Crescent Moon games as a publisher, it still has that feeling about a game they have released, it looks absolutely fantastic means. There is universal support with icloud, and iPad owners can 4 player multiplayer single device to enjoy as well.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Streetbike: Full Blast HD Review
The graphics are also very simple, with lots of pop-up track. The sound effects are poor, especially the bikes and canned applause when the player finishes a race. There are also localization, with poorly structured sentences and even a typo on the developer's name.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Race Of Champions Review
Real Racing 2 of has competition on its hands. That’s the foremost putting issue to return to mind when watching Race of Champions. It’s slightly of admitted hyperbole, as there’s many space for 2 glorious racing games on the App Store, however it’s a simple thanks to make a case for that Race of Champions is very smart.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Forever Drive Review
Lately, I've been on the lookout for freemium games that offer up more than the usual. I feel like I've built and bred just about everything under the sun, ya know? Forever Drive [Free], though — Supermono knocked it out of the park with this one. It's free-to-play, it's gorgeous and it's eons away from the same old thing.
As we've covered extensively, Forever Drive is about, um, driving forever. It's an arcade-style driving game where your performance is ranked not on speed but on the points you pick up and the combos you build. It sports a comprehensive leveling system that earns you better, shinier and cooler cars as you progress, and a track editor that lets you help build the endless roads you'll be riding on. And everything looks like it's been ripped straight out of the best parts of Tron. Sounds great, no?
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Reckless Getaway Review
Every nice bank theft desires a getaway. And any nice theft getaway necessitate quick cars, crazy stunts, and lots, and plenty of collateral harm. Reckless Getaway delivers all of those in spades and packages the entire expertise in simply consumable snack-sized levels.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
3D sound and 3D snowboarding: iPhone apps of the week
(Credit: CNET)
I have to admit that the white iPhone 4 looks pretty cool, but I can't imagine anyone waiting to take the plunge to buy an iPhone based on the color of the device. Is it just me? If anyone reading this has been waiting for the white iPhone 4, let us know in the comments.
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