Rush Rally 3 4+

I was a bit dubious at first as I have tried many, many driving games over the years on all platforms. The only ones that have piqued my interest on iOS have been Grid and a couple of the asphalt series (although they get old fast). Saw the good reviews for this and thought I’d give it a shot. Very first impressions (within a minute or so) was that it was just “ok”. However after playing for a few hours and days, this game is actually really, really good. The handling is ideal for me with just the right amount of arcadey drifting to make it fun but not overly punishing. Progression is perfectly paced to keep you coming back again and again. This is not a simulator and thankfully so. Reminds me a lot of Sega Rally from the 90s which was a blast.
Playing this on an iPad Pro with a PS4 controller and its very responsive with nothing to detract from the experience.
Have read that this is from a single developer and if so, top marks as this is one of the best on the platform. I will definitely be purchasing number 4 if it’s released.
I only have one small piece of feedback and that is it would be quite nice to have some portions of the tracks being quite narrow like small rocky passes with a danger of hitting the walls as overall the tracks do seem quite wide and forgiving but this is really only a preference thing.
Brilliant game, obviously talented developer, highly recommended.

I love this game. It brings back memories of Colin McRae Rally but with better graphics and sound and more amusing driver names. The dev obviously has a good knowledge of the glory days of rallying and has put it to great effect. It looks good, it handles beautifully and it’s fun. The ability to add your own liveries to the cars is really absorbing and well thought out. What makes this a true gem though, is the lack of greed on the part of the developer. This shows across many areas. Paid upgrades are well worth the extra price and I’d actually be very happy to pay more for new car packs (vintage Mini Cooper please, preferably with a roof rack and alpine rally lights!), new events or whatever. It is easy to afford new cars once you start winning and you can also sell them without losing out too much! The retry button is also generously positioned as it was back in the day of CM Rally. There are also no hooky little “sign in for reward” type gifts in this game. You play because you want to, it’s addictive because it’s good, not because you get a daily reward or a chest of gems or whatever. Good, honest gaming for a fair price. I’ll definitely be playing for a while.

I bought this game quite a while ago when it was first released having read great reviews about it. After playing it for a while I came to the conclusion it was a great game for a mobile or iPad ( Especially graphic wise ) except for the the tilt / device controls. I found it to be seriously tricky to keep the cars on the road and somehow not as responsive as I’d like? Manual gears? Forget it! For me it was a no go and I just abandoned playing it. THEN! I found out you could connect and use a PS4 Controller after reading a review. WOW! what a difference, now I have perfect control over the cars and if I poorly finish a stage or Rallycross event its because of my poor skill and not because of the game.

I play regularly on the PS4, Dirt Rally 2 with a controller which I love and Rush Rally 3 is pretty close to it now as far as a mobile rally game can be which I think is a huge compliment to the independent developer who made this. Maybe my gripes about the tilt/ device controls on my iPad / iPhone are unjustified and just my problem, but for reference on how tilt controls and the feeling / dynamics of controlling a car should be on an iPad / iPhone then play Real Racing 3 for the standard to match.
All in all though this is a great game with a PS4 Controller and advert free which is a major plus point as well.

If you want a mobile rally game I would certainly recommend this, especially for the price.