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Real Racing 3; Cut the Rope: Time Travel – review
When is free not really, quite, free? Well, EA's shiny new addition to its high-spec driving series, Real Racing 3 (Firemonkeys, iOS/Android) won't charge you a penny to download it on to a chosen handset. So off you go, driving a gorgeously rendered automobile around a beautifully realistic track, swinging the handset from side to side to steer. The problems come at the end of the race. In-game currency has to be shelled out to repair the car, change the oil and generally keep it well tuned. It drains the resources to such an extent that if you want to upgrade the vehicle, or purchase a new one, it's nearly impossible without actually stumping up in all-too-real pounds. While the game itself is as enjoyable as ever, the balance between upgrading through skill or real-world wealth is all wrong.
Cut the Rope: Time Travel (ZeptoLab, iOS, 69p/£1.99), in contrast, also offers in-app purchases, but this sequel to the enjoyable physics puzzler doesn't make it a requirement to enjoy the game. As before, the aim is to feed monstrous Om Nom some candy, but now he's joined by a fellow green blob – who changes outfits as the levels traverse the ages. It adds a variety to the challenge, without detracting from the expert craft of the puzzles, and makes for a sequel that builds upon what was great about the first instalment.
Real Racing 3 comes to iOS, Android worldwide
EA says that the gaming experience in Real Racing 3 is immensely immersive, close to reality and rich, as it's powered by the new Mint 3 Engine, and features persistent car damage, fully functioning rear view mirrors, and dynamic reflections.
New features in the game include officially licensed tracks like Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, and Silverstone, Hockenheimring, among other tracks, an expanded 22-car grid, and over 45 detailed cars from makers like Porsche, Lamborghini, Dodge, Bugatti, and Audi. The game also integrates Time Shifted Multiplayer (TSM) technology for superior multiplayer gaming experience with fellow gamers on Facebook and Game Center, and the option to compete in 900 events like cup races, eliminations, endurance challenges, and drag races.
The game is around 716MB in size but requires at least 2GB of space on the user's device for additional components.
The previous version of the game, Real Racing 2, is still available on the app store for a $4.99 price.It was the first iOS game to support 2 and 4-person split screen play on a TV, if mirrored via Airplay.
Real Racing was originally developed by Australian mobile game maker, Firemint. EA acquired Firemint in May 2011 for an undisclosed amount.
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