We scanned 400 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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No ad complaints
No ads, no micro transactions, just play. Good controls, good story. Nice graphics, and a soundtrack that puts you in the mood. Worth the few euros, for one of the last full game experience on mobile. Thank you Vector Unit.
Amazing arcade racer. Gameplay is solid and runs smooth on my mid range phone. This game has more than enough content and features (multiple difficulty settings, gamepad support, online multiplayer, achievement support, stats &…
All this content with no ads for $3? Yeah, that's a good deal. Very fun racing game, lots of levels and challenges to play through, several different characters and vehicles to unlock. Can be very challenging on higher difficulties.
How a review signal works
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