John Bedford (Modojo): Fingersoft's popular racing game Hill Climb Racing has been updated with a handful of new vehicles, as well as a few extra tweaks to the bike's control sensitivity when fully maxed out.
Hill Climb Racing is no longer a new mobile title, but that doesn’t make it any less fun to play. The game comes courtesy of Fingersoft, and is available for both Android and iOS devices. The title can be best described as a physics-based racing game with minimalist graphics. You’re in control of young aspiring hill racer Newton Bill, who won’t be satisfied until he has conquered the highest hills up in the moon. You get to drive different cars and upgrade them accordingly, earn bonus points for tricks, and gather coins to pay for those upgrades. Since we know it can be hard for you if your vehicle keeps flipping over or if you can’t make it past a certain hill, we’ve come up with a list of useful Hill Climb Racing tips and tricks for you to check out.
A fun and lighthearted racing romp that, thanks to its own unique physics, car design, tracks, and the very significant likelihood that you will eventually break your neck when you flip the hill climber over, it was clearly made with fun in mind! Read the full review on AppGamer
IM PLAYIN takes a look at the slightly popular driving mobile game Hill Climb Racing.
"Recently, if you’ve listened to the podcast (if not, go do it. NOW. ), you’ll be aware that I was away on holiday. Now I don’t know about you, but if I’ve not got a film I want to watch with me, or there’s nothing on the entertainment system on the flight, then 11 hour flights tend drag on. Luckily, I’d recently downloaded this beauty of an app. Now the name leaves a bit to be desired, in fact, I downloaded this on a strong recommendation but I came close to giving up due to how many variations I typed into the app store. Hill Climb is a fun piece out of Fingersoft Ltd who’ve been in the news for recently becoming a publisher. This gem sees you climbing hills, in different vehicles whilst the driver appears to be asleep, with the aim of completing levels by going further and further distances … without breaking his neck."
