Lets start with the Career. The game grants you $15,000 to buy your first car, 2 of which are affordable. The decency? Very. Both cars are very handlable and upgradable as you go, with the opponents not being too hard or easy, but rather a mixture of both. The stages are of good length, and intricate enough to call rally stages. Although there is no car damage, you wont feel a need for it. Even without any assists, the cars are tricky but still handle well enough to be controlled. The weight and horsepower play a large factor in the handling, as any car in a game should be manipulated by these variables. All cars are real, and modeled after the actual class car, however, no copyright was allowed, so the brands and names are not real. Issue? Personally, not at all. I personally enjoy the slightly differing names, the quirks, and the though put in to the games design. The race car driver names are where this game has me stunned. Getting as close as they can to using the old renown drivers, with just a few letter changes. You can easily tell who is who, if you are familiar with your history. It really fulfills you with that “Pure rally” experience, along with all of the other tiny details added in to the game. This game is flat out awesome. Definitely worth your $5 if you are a Rally fan.

Thoroughly impressive for a mobile racing game. This is probably the best rally game I’ve played outside of Dirt Rally on PC. Granted, Dirt Rally is far more in-depth with its controls and handling but this game does its absolute best to bring rally to mobile. The touch controls are very good and intuitive, it didn’t take me long to adapt to it. This game isn’t easy, but you will be very satisfied when you start nailing hairpin turns. The cars aren’t officially licensed, but this isn’t a problem for me. Classic cars from the Mini Cooper to the Audi Quattro R1 are here, albeit with different names. The ability to fine tune and paint your car is excellent. You can test drive cars before you buy them, including cars only available in DLC, which is great. The heart of this game is motorsport, not micro transactions which is a huge relief. My only complaint would be a wider variety of courses, but as you complete more career series this isn’t a big deal. Playing an amateur career vs a pro career circuit with faster cars gives them pretty good replayability. Fantastic game.

I’ve played all 3 rush rally games and they were all a blast (although I do wish that The first rush rally was still in the App Store), but Rush rally 3 is a step above the rest and a huge step above any other rally game on mobile. I’m always pressured by the fact that my opponents are a second ahead or behind me which actually forces me to push the car. The handling on the cars feel pretty good too and I like how the car will lose control when you push it too hard. I also like how you added classic cars to the game, but I would’ve liked to see Argentina and USA come back from rush rally 2(Add a lot of rocks to Argentina if you do). For rush rally 4 I would like to see a career mode where you can make your own team and fight to be the best. Overall the whole rush rally series is impressive especially rush rally 3 considering that it was made by a small team of godly coders and because it properly simulates real world rally. I’m very excited for what the future of rush rally holds.

Don’t really got a lot of patience for writing and I’m sure you don’t like reading, so I just wanted to say that the price is on point. Great work with the physics and really good job with the models. Although I wish they were better, including the collision models, you’ve done a good work at making this game run so smooth. I can tell you’ve put a lot of work into it, so thanks for making such a great game. Some things I’d ask for future updates, and I think I’m not speaking just for myself, is the menu; it has an old style into it, but other than that it’s okay. Another thing is the menu where you buy cars, I think holograms aren’t the best theme for a rally game. I’d say just leave them without the effect. Those are minimal things but I think small details can make a difference. I’m not telling you to add them, I’m asking for them in a future update when you need ideas. Thanks for reading this far, and good luck with the game.