Don’t get me wrong, I love the game, I’ve been playing my whole life and I really enjoy challenges like the ones you provide In Rovercraft, like being able to create you own cars and drive them through multiple obstacles. But lately I’ve noticed a few bugs and problems with the game, like sometimes at the vehicle building screen my vehicle is misaligned with the grid and I’m unable to build. Also sometimes at that screen everything on the screen (the menus, the car parts, the buttons) all get squished into the center of my screen, forcing me to leave the game and come back. I’m on iPhone 13 mini so it should be compatible. Other than that, it’s not a bug but I think that the battery’s are not strong enough, I end up having to build my entire car out of battery’s and there is no room for creativity. Anyways the game is amazing other than that so keep making great games!!!

You can’t just download this and in a couple days expect to have enough cards to get through some levels. BIG TIP FOR THE ICE LEVEL- use the flag to break the ice. I managed to play the whole way through without the icebreaker. As for the level that is underground. It is nearly impossible to finish 8 without three regular batteries. This is messed up. The charge should hold up better. I have two of each battery and can not pass the 8th level in Karen’s after over 8 hours of playing this level with a good amount of skill. It’s just impossible. Also watching the ad to start from a checkpoint is often BROKEN. Please fix this. I watch an ad and expect to start from a checkpoint and once the game resumes it says “driver down”. What was the point of me watching the ad, to then see my driver dies immediately before I can move. Please fix this devs. I will not make any purchases in this game until these random loot boxes are at least 1 USD, per box. 3 USD is too high for me to gamble with. 3 items randomly for 3 USD, and I have 22 items. There is no value here. What I need is battery cards that’s it. Why not let me buy that and that only? I can’t watch videos for gems. And no more free gems to unlock with progression through XP. It feels like a cash grab honestly. And I refuse to gamble on what’s currently offered. I guess I’ll go from spending hours playing to just 3-4 times a day when the deliveries pop up. Really kind of sad.

Rovercraft 2 has a much better physics engine than rovercraft 1 making it a blast to play and along with a offer variety of parts to play around with, makes have much more depth than the original. However, the new parts system and linear level system is the major underlying problem with the game. The game starts off fine, with the game giving you an ample amount of parts to upgrade your rovers batteries and wheels, but you start slowing down once you reach the second planet until you eventually hit a level where it simply impossible to finishes as you don’t have good enough batteries to hold energy or enough power in the wheel to climb a hill etc. If this was rovercraft 1, you would just need to go back to a level you can finish to grind more coins to upgrade your parts but in rovercraft 2 you can’t go back. So what’s the only way to upgrade your parts? Deliveries. Deliveries that you wait for in real time ranging from 3-7 hours until you get a new delivery. There needs to be an easier way to get part upgrades that aren’t just a waiting game. I understand the devs want the players to buy crates for real money but it’s going to be hard to reel in new players for buy these crates when new players cant even see the bulk of the content in the game. So unless this system changes, my rating stays at a 2. I would rate it 1 but the improved mechanics in this sequel warrant acknowledgement.

Great game, lots of fun, but also extremely frustrating due to some serious flaws that could have been easily avoided. There are a few later end-of-area levels that are difficult to the point of no longer being fun, requiring almost endless attempts to not flip your rover over. They’re clearly there to try to get players to spend money on upgrades, but ultimately they just end up being so frustrating to pass that I think most players will be best served to just consider throwing the game away once they get stuck there (Marena 15, Toxipie 15, Icelli 14). There’s also a pretty bad interface associated with repairing long rovers with the repair box, in which it is largely impossible to repair the rear components because one of the exit buttons will overlap many of the rear parts. This could easily be fixed, but hasn’t been for years. Ultimately the game is also too short, which seems just lazy, it couldn’t be that hard to make another couple of sets of maps and come up with more tasks. Overall, you’ll probably either end up stuck on the levels listed or you will play through the whole thing fairly quickly and wonder why there’s so little content. Good game, but this could have been great.