Earn to Die 2 12+

This is my second run-through of the game and it definitely improves over the original, feeling more premium and polished from every angle.

You are required to grind, specifically when you start a new map with a new vehicle and need to begin the vital upgrade process from scratch; repeating the same portions of track numerous times, just to build cash (unless you opt for in-game purchases to fast track) to buy the necessary upgrades needed to reach the end goal.

However, once you start to upgrade your vehicle it really starts to shine. Plowing through hordes of the undead with a saw blade on the bonnet and a roof mounted machine gun, cascading through the many destructible and explosive elements of the course is a blast!

The soundtrack is excellent too, an instrumental blend of heavy rock and hair metal vibes

Performance wise, I’ve encountered no glitches or crashes and the gameplay remains smooth throughout

If you’ve played the first, this is a must! If you haven’t, don’t bother and dive straight in with this one

What a complete joke,you sell an app with no clear warning that it will cost further money just to go on a little further down the road - I went for about a min if that and was crawling along so in terms of mileage your cars not doing good. This is aimed at kids who have access to rich mums n dads who can be easily fleeced. I’d rather a refund I don’t have anything to do with freemium apps subscribing and coin based drivel just isn’t me. I like buying my games and apps and if they have further IAPS I like so be it but your forcing it on us. I can get as much if not more enjoyable driving from jelly car which is what made me go for your game - I just thought it’d be a faster drive. Not so as the car runs out of juice just as it’s starting to speed up. Pathetic game. The zombie things been done to death and bores me silly it’s certainly not something I’d pay to do. Apple need to start clearing up their AppStore and making devs put clear and obvious signs up that this app will require further funding to advance further. Until they do I will stick to Apple Arcade and Netflix games I think as know I can play without the trickery that you guys pull. You should be disgusted with your ways of conning people with crappy tactics. - 5 stars

This game is fun and it’s unique however, it becomes very repetitive and in some cases boring throughout the play through.

For example, there is only a set amount of upgrades you can choose from for every single car eg boost, gun and armour to name a few. It would be engaging to see different upgrades for different cars not just the same old with a different look (every single car had the same upgrades as the one before and after it with slightly different designs and no difference to play style).

As well as that the story was very poor and anticlimactic for the time you have to put into completing the game, overall leaving you with a unsatisfied feeling. Once completing the campaign your left with some other game modes that are also basic and are virtually the same as the campaign minus some tedious tasks you have to complete.

Finally, as you progress through the game towards the later final levels there isn’t much difference in zombie type just slightly bigger ones that look different and act and play like every single other one furthermore boring you. There wasn’t even a boss fight?! It’s a big let down that there wasn’t any zombies or enemies that fought back differently from the original <Walking into car>.

3.5/5 ⭐️