The most retro title in this round-up, Drift’n’Drive wouldn’t look out of place on a 1980s home computer. Loads of modes and mini-games add a little depth, but mostly this is a high-octane arcade blast, based around three-minutes of thrilling driving, snaking through traffic and making the most of your mental map of Crazy Taxi’s small city. The aim is to collect passengers and drop them off within strict time limits. But the larger-than-life gameplay still shines through. One of the finest games to grace Sega’s Dreamcast, Crazy Taxi looks dated and feels a touch clunky on a modern iPhone. On iPhone, the display’s a bit cluttered, but otherwise this is a great game. The controls are sharp, and although we’re not in simulation territory here, the game requires a certain amount of mastery if you’re going to have any hope of winning a rally.
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It’s street racing akin to Mad Max crossed with Mad magazine - a ballsy but silly mix of speeding, smashing, and blowing up opponents whenever possible.īased on the hugely popular PC and console series, this streamlined mobile effort places you behind a rally car, making your way through a range of tracks from dusty Australian outback to twisty Corsican roads. And when they get a bit fed-up with that, they partake in some three-on-three football with a giant ball. It’s set in a post-apocalyptic future, yet rather than scavenging for food, inhabitants spend their time racing ramshackle cars around tracks fashioned from the remains of humanity. This top-down racer is another that clearly isn’t taking things too seriously. Most of the tracks have also taken leave of their senses, with you bombing through hyper-real takes on famous locations, or surreal jaunts that may end up with you drifting across an aircraft carrier. But this game merrily and frequently flings said cars into the air, gleefully awarding you with nitro on performing death-defying stunts. You’d think Asphalt would be a bit more down to earth, being that it’s a racing game featuring fast cars. It’s blazingly fast and frequently dizzying - you wonder if half the challenge for the competitors isn’t so much taking the chequered flag as keeping their lunch down as crafts flip and spin about the place. The anti-grav crafts are weaponless - this is a racer all about learning the various twists and turns, and using them to your advantage. AG Drive propels you into a future where racing takes place on spectacular roller-coaster-like circuits that thread across a planet’s surface.
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