4 stars: Great looking game with a cool concept It's great looking and has a cool concept but the game play, for me, loses its charm when it comes to execution. There are turn left and turn right buttons that, unfortunately, are not variable. You either turn or you don't and I much rather prefer a "move finger left / right" control system that allows for more fine turning. This is where it falls flat for me. Also, perhaps a speed control other than a power-up selected prior to the run? Needs more explanation of power-up. Idk. It leaves me wanting...
3 stars: Don't play, if you don't plan to pay If you're not going to dish out some cash, then be ready for the uninstall button. The game is fun once you get the hang of driving. The only problem is you can't save your progress unless you pay for the game. You have to start over on level 1 every time you restart the game. I never thought I'd say this, but I miss the ads (for the free and saved gameplay of coarse).
4 stars: Now, some of you might be wondering where this town is. It is not fictional, I have been there before. This town is called Argleton. If you don't know where it is, search it up. As for the game itself, it's amazing, lovely graphics, great concept, funny characters. But I don't like the pay to get checkpoint thing. I get it's how they get money. And these are the makers of Smash Hit and if I recall, that had a similar pay for checkpoints idea. (What I said about Argleton was a joke. Just look it up and yo...