Horizon 12+

Horizon is very fun and some of the ships and trails look really cool. With that being said, there are a lot of bugs that they need to fix. The music is never in sync, there’s still an option to buy ships even after you have unlocked them all, the weekly login always gives you the same ship, you can’t obtain the final ship you get from leveling up, and recently, I had to delete the game because whenever I pressed play, the ship wouldn’t show a trail and wouldn’t move forward, so I literally couldn’t play the game. Still, my friends didn’t have as bad of problems, and even with all these bugs, I definitely recommend it. It is a creative and exciting game, and without the bugs it would be one of my favorites

Overall, I think the game is ok. I really love how they stylized it similar to Rush. The concept of it all is really intriguing and addicting. Though there is a lot that makes me want to literally throw my phone across the room. The game in general feels like it's in it's beta stages. The controls are really sub par to me but at least it adds some level of difficulty. The graphics are really just meh. I mean I get it's so supposed to be retro to a degree but the game really just feels off. The one thing that mostly pisses me off is the size of the arena though. Throughout the game many of the paths are off screen and therefore inaccessible to the viewer unless you want to change the perspective all at once while already doubling the risk of losing. Another thing. Why the ads. Rush had ads of course but considering how close this game is to Rush it kind of feels like there's an ad after every game. And what makes it even worse is membership. It's like a second ad that's there to annoy you further. The membership isn't even that good. I would have personally gone with just one paid premium rather than some monthly payment plan for a game that doesn't even look or feel completely developed. It really feels like a cash grab attempting to leech off Rush's initial attention. Although it does have potential it needs a lot of fixing and testing to meet the expectations that the developers had given players.

Horizon has set up some fun obstacle courses for you to pilot. When the game connection is solid, it can be both quite fun and quite frustrating. That’s the sign of a decent challenging game, if you ask me.

The problems with this game come in two basic stripes. First, the connection can be laggy. This also seems to affect the revive option. The result is a lot of crashes that you aren’t responsible for, and that’s irritating. Second, as you continue up the ranks using the free version, the program stops offering things, such as an ability to trade up for a new ship. Given that trying out the new ships is both a draw and a tracked performance measure, the system’s desire not to allow one to progress without buying into the game is predictable but really irritating.

Who why not pay for premium access? I don’t like auto renewal charges and this game insists on this system.