25Apr2012

Burnout CRASH

Burnout CRASH is a title that made history on computers and consoles, and finally EA has decided to do the porting on iOS. But how is this game? After several tests w a review was written on iPhoneItalia.

After a long wait, Electronic Arts has finally released on the App Store for iOS version of the famous game that made history on consoles and computers, we are obviously talking about Burnout, here in the spin-off version. The title is divided into a series of intersections where you try to cause as much damage as possible, your compensation will vary depending upon how many vehicles and surrounding buildings can destroy. For each different setting that you are going to start there are 3 game modes that you will put to the test with just different targets from one another; We’re talking about Rush Our (you have 90 seconds to cause the greatest possible clash), Pile Up (you have to bring together all the traffic and end the game with a huge fire) and Road Bloack (you’ll need to prevent the trafficking of escape). As you could see from the description of the individual modes, they are actually very similar, developers have tried to offer various gaming experiences, but the end result is always the same. At the end of each game you will be assigned a number of stars that will be key to unlocking new levels or buy cars; the results are basically targets at startup from the schema, if you can reach them will earn its star.

Any car that you can control is characterized by two features: speed and dexterity. The first allows you to get faster at the junction, causing more damage in the initial impact; Conversely, the second is more useful because it can provide better manoeuvrability of the vehicle while you are trying to create chaos. It is important to note that the car cannot be driven, but can only move in the junction by dragging the finger across the screen to the point where you want to place it. Spent a period of time will fill the bar that will allow you to blow up the car causing even more damage to surrounding items.

In relation to the foregoing, the gameplay is good, although quite confusing. In fact, as you approach the junction, you can indicate the direction of the car by tapping the screen, but once the impact the wheels do not turn over, you can only do “jump”. From this time comes the confusion, on some occasions turns out to be difficult and complicated to control it in the best possible way, the risk is that you move in directions not merely of interest to you.

The graphics is pretty in line with expectations, of course offering a game with a Visual from above there we could expect a huge firework display, because the distance from the field is remarkable. Despite this, developers have created an experience that turns out to be pleasant and appealing, as the details of the environment are quite defined and perfectly balanced colors.

In conclusion Burnout CRASH is definitely an excellent title for various reasons; first of all is a unique game in the App Store to find applications that offer the same experience. At the same time, it can offer good graphics accompanied by some really fun animations. The negative aspects exist, how are too similar, trying one or the other does not note this big difference; in parallel, the gameplay is good, but not excellent, considering the difficulties encountered in moving the car once caused the accident.

In relation to the foregoing, we can recommend the software for series on console and PC, but also to those who would like to try it for the first time. Undoubtedly, users were excited after having played on console might avoid buying it because the experience is pretty much the same.

The application described here is available on the App Store at a price of € 3.99.

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