Physics and graphics are okay but you cant expect much from a free mobile game. But they obviously don’t care about the ads they show because the game is rated for 9+ but some of the ads im seeing are very obviously not family friendly. If you consider letting a 9yo play this game consider the $5 premium or whatever its called. You have to watch an ad every 2-3 goes which for me usually last anywhere between 15-45 seconds each. Absolutely eats away at your phones battery so make sure a charger is near by. People that say the levels and vehicles don’t download have something wrong with their game because my stuff downloads just fine. I find each level kinda dumb by the fact that the fuel you worked so hard to level up on the last level becomes completely irrelevant in the new one. Another note on the physics is that they are goofy. Planes hitting the ground in real life:cronch. Planes hitting the ground in this game:boing. Also the amount of cash you get per run is very inconsistent one time you’ll get like $1,500 and the. Then you’ll do better and get $800. It’s kinda dumb.

Yes, too many ads and nothing downloads. But I just got addicted to it for whatever reason. Took 2 hours of closing it and reopening it after every few tries because it was faster than watching the ads but I have over $600k, Extra Cash is at level 217, Fuel is at level 151, and engine is at 101. I just wanted to get to the other side of the city. But there’s an invisible wall that blocks you at the mountains. It was very underwhelming, at first, until you find out you can go over it to find an invisible platform you can land on. My best is 1850m but you’ll fall off the map after that. Please fix the downloadable content issue so we can play on other maps, looking forward to exploring.

First, the ads are so numerous that I would recommend pay the $4.99 to remove ads so that the game is even remotely enjoyable. And it is enjoyable for the first world (there are 4 worlds at the time of this review). The graphics and physics are nice, the gameplay is fun, and the upgrades provide a rewarding progression. However, once you’re at world 2, you’ve upgraded so much that you don’t earn enough in-game money after each attempt to afford an upgrade. And when you save up enough to finally buy an upgrade, it hardly improves your attempts. The only way to make meaningful progress at this point is to use REAL money to buy large amounts of diamonds to buy the upgrades directly in the store. There are other reward mechanics in the game, but they only unlock cars and cosmetics, which don’t do much to help you progress through the levels. I won’t lie: I had a lot of fun in World 1. However, I have to warn any potentially buyers that once you beat World 1 (which took me a few hours), it’s a money trap.

After playing two or three rounds which take about 45 seconds each, you are forced to watch an ad every time, which in itself is 30-45 seconds until you can dismiss it. If you can stomach half of your “game” time by watching insipid ads and manage to beat the first world, the second world will never download. It will say “no internet” even though you’ve been inundated with ads using that same internet for this whole time. If you do want to pay the $4.99 to skip ads and “unlock” content such as all the vehicles and worlds, you can’t use any of those worlds or vehicles because it will either continue to say “no internet” for the worlds, or will simply not download any of the vehicles. Even if it would download the other vehicles, you can’t access them because the app has a glitch where you can’t scroll through the choices of vehicles. So all in all this game is simply a worthless grab for money and ad revenue made by someone who clearly had no idea how to make a functional mobile game.