It is a great game, but we need more updates, add different variants of cars and trucks. We also need multiplayer, and weather and different biomes. We need AI to be more smart, so they ovoid crashes, and they can cause crashes.

A garishly colored sedan smashes gloriously into a livestock-laden tractor, sending sheep bleating into all directions, each creating bedlam in another of the six lanes on this scenic stretch of Americana. Am I describing a hackneyed Michael Bay film, a big-budget console video game, or maybe an app-store gem that’s both free to play and offers no in-app purchases or mandatory ads? The least likely answer is, in fact, surreptitiously correct.Road Trip is unpolished, feature-light, underwhelmingly repetitive, inexplicably battery draining, derivative, banal, and childish. It’s also, inarguably, the greatest game to ever grace the App Store catalogue, bar none.TL;DRWould recommend.

This game is so much fun, I’ve gotten all of my friends into it, we even send each other our favorite crash highlights! The only thing I’d change is the ability to turn of in game sound, other than that amazing game!

I love the look and feel of this game - the graphics a bright and appealing, and the gameplay simple but fun.But the app is designed to make you watch full screen 30 second ads to progress to additional vehicles. In theory you can do this by just playing the game, but the grind to get coins is deliberately set too hard.It’s a shame. With just a little more complexity Road Trip would be worth a purchase. As it is, it is not even worth the free download.