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Editor's Review
Let’s be real: I downloaded this game because the icon had a shiny Lamborghini, and I was bored. I expected another clunky mobile racer. Instead, I spent three hours doing donuts in a virtual Walmart parking lot.
The tutorial was straightforward—drive through floating rings, crash into a wall, repeat. The tilt controls felt weird (RIP my neck), so I switched to the steering wheel option. Soon, I was weaving through traffic like a pro… until I flipped my car trying to jump a hill.
This game is pure chaos, and I love it. I stole a police car (in-game, FBI, please note), ramped off highways, and played chicken with AI drivers who have zero survival instincts. The open world is my playground—no rules, just vibes.
But it’s not all rainbows. Ads pop up whenever I tap “exit,” which is an evil genius-level design. I also rage-quit after failing the “Drift 1,000m” challenge 12 times. Turns out, drifting requires skill, not just mashing the gas. Who knew?
Unlocking cars takes ages. I’ve been grinding credits with a dinky sedan for weeks. Sure, I could pay $5 to skip the grind, but my pride says no. Pro tip: The highway speed traps are easy money—just hit 200 mph and pray you don’t wreck.
Despite flaws, this game is my go-to for quick stress relief. It’s the perfect blend of dumb fun and “Oh wow, I nailed that drift.” Plus, showing off my neon-pink supercar to friends never gets old.
If you want structured races, play *Asphalt*. But if you crave anarchic freedom and the thrill of meeting a convertible off a cliff, this simulator is weirdly addictive. Don’t blame me when you’re late to work because “one more jump.”
By Jerry | Copyright © JoyGamerss - All Rights Reserved
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