At times it feels – dare we say it – like a more flexible but less stable version of a Burnout game.Īs for 'less stable', well, the frame rate is all over the shop here. Pulling off tricks will increase a boost meter, and while boosting you can bump into enemies to trigger a slow-motion takedown that forces a crash. There are plenty of occasions where debris flies across the road, bits of scenery fall apart and the like, and when you crash your car there’s a fun damage system where large chunks of the bodywork crunch, smash or fall off accordingly. Once you actually get onto the road, what you get is a fun arcade-style racer with impressive levels of carnage. The reality is that there’s actually a very entertaining racing game here, but you have to be the sort of player who’s willing to accept that this is still a mobile game at its core and so brings with it all the guff you’d expect from a typical free-to-play game on iOS or Android. There’s a reason we’ve started this review by covering off all the free-to-play nonsense right off the bat: it’s a filter to make sure you’re still on board.
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