The game is free and has been downloaded by several million iPhone and iPod touch owners, but it's not an in-depth game by any means. All of the time you can blast away at opponents and pretty much everything you do results in a monetary reward at race end. The key to the game is performing flips, as it provides turbo boosts, and you can perform every from a single, to double triple and even "ultra" flips.
No accelerator here though - the controls consist of brake, gun trigger and car flipping buttons. Still, if that is the way things pan out in the future, players of this title will be well educated in post-apocalyptic vehicular armament costs.Īfter kitting out your rusty car of choice with armour, weapons and boost options, it's time to hit the 2D side scrolling terrain in a bid to be first across the line. I'm pretty sure when faced with the ruination of our civilization that one thing we won’t be doing is going out and racing vehicles fitted with machine guns for fun and profit. Invoking Mad Max imagery, the premise of Road Warrior is to stalk the post-apocalyptic highways of the future in a never ending race for survival. The following games highlight the good, the bad and the beautiful side of touch generation car racing games.įirst up is Road Warrior by developer MobJoy. Here are a variety of racing based apps for your Apple devices that may fulfil your rev-head needs whilst on the go.
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