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indirxclub · 4 years

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Horizon Chase World Tour v1.8.4 Mega Hileli - MOD APK

Horizon Chase World Tour v1.8.4 Mega Hileli – MOD APK

Horizon Chase World Tour (MOD, Mega Hileli) tüm dünyada yarışacağınız bir oyundur. Grafiklerini çok başarılı bulduğum bu oyunda büyük bir dünya gezisine çıkacak ve dünyanın birçok önemli noktasında yarışlara katılacaksınız. Oyundaki araçları kontrol etmek kolaydır, ancak ne yazık ki fizik kuralları için aynı şeyi söyleyemem. Kazada veya sırayla gerçekten uzak görüntülerle karşılaşmak mümkündür.

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gamesbeep · 3 years

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Horizon Chase - World Tour v1.9.26 [free shop]

Horizon Chase – World Tour v1.9.26 [free shop]

Horizon Chase – World Tour v1.9.26 [free shop]Requirements: 4.0+Overview: “ONE OF THE TOP 10 MOBILE GAMES OF THE YEAR!” – Stuff Awards 2015 Horizon Chase is a love letter to all retro gaming followers. It is an addictive racing sport impressed within the nice hits of the 80’s and 90’s: Out Run, Lotus Turbo Problem, Prime Gear (SNES), Rush, amongst others. Every curve and every lap in Horizon…

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hindikeyboardapp · 3 years

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Missing the Thrill? Here are Best Racing Games For Android in 2021

Pace your way past the competition with these excellent Android racers!

We rounded up the best racing games that the Google Play Store has discovered. With so many options to choose from, we have assembled a list that covers a whole range of sub-genres, from stylized arcade racing to extremely realistic racing sims, so you can find an extraordinary game that's right for you and suits your preference.

1. Horizon Chase- As it rightly goes “old is gold”. Our first pick is a fun retro-style racer with a gameplay reminiscent of Pole Position, a classic 80's arcade racer. There's plenty of fun to be had here, with vibrant and colourful retro graphics and over 70 tracks spanning 32 cities. From the back of a 20-car pack, the game starts each race where users have to weave their way past other opponents to take the crown and upgrade and unlock 16 available cars. Horizon Chase, from Pole Position to Outrun to Cruis'n USA, is an ode to the arcade classics of old.

2. True Racing 3

Real Racing 3 is a wonderful mobile racing game bound to keep hardcore gearheads amused. It places real brand-name cars on real-world tracks, hence the name, and features a fascinating multiplayer asynchronous system whereby your friends record lap times, and you compete against a bot that is driving at that time.

3. Autosport GRID

In terms of graphics or gameplay, GRID Autosport brings console-quality racing to Android without compromise. Some of the best-rendered graphics and textures are provided by the game. When you swap paint with opponents in the corners, the physics engine is dynamic and reveals real-time damage to your car.

From open-wheel and touring circuits to street drag races and more arcade-style demolition races, there are over 100 cars to drive and an equal number of paths to ride through a wide variety of disciplines. Moreover, GRID Autosport allows users to choose and customize the races with scalable difficulty that allows casual gamers or ramped-up difficulty for fans who want a pure racing simulation to have a simpler and more arcade-style experience.

4. Data Wing

Another extremely fun game that's free. Data Wing is a neon-style racing adventure. The visual styling is impressive. The touch controls are perfectly on point and amazingly sharp, the levels look fantastic, and it has a good ceiling of capacity.

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entergamingxp · 4 years

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons review

It’s 5am, I can’t get back to sleep, so out of habit I reach for the Switch on the bedside table to check in on my island. For the past three weeks this has been how every day’s started. Animal Crossing: New Horizons has become a part of my life. Last night, just before bed, I wrote a letter to Billy, a jock and a goat, designed to make him want to leave. He’d become a nuisance as I was going about my daily chores, chasing me down and making me apologise and make amends to the other animals he’d just hot-headedly disagreed with. This morning, I’m wondering if I’ve been too rash.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Developer: Nintendo

Publisher: Nintendo

Platform: Reviewed on Switch

Availability: Out March 20th on Switch

Do the animals really have feelings? Could Billy understand the hastily written postcard I’d sent him? I don’t know for sure, but such is the strange spell Animal Crossing casts, offering up a fantastical vivarium patrolled by anthropomorphic creatures that soon feels utterly, utterly real. It’s a magical sleight of hand, an illusion conjured up by countless little tricks – how the hours pass in-game as they do in the real world, and as the seasons do too. I’ve seen winter’s snow thaw and spring slowly bloom over the course of several long days, and seen the sun rise and set above the beach on the island’s northern edge.

It’s how the animals respond to your actions, and go about their own island life in your absence. On Sunday morning I walked over to the town square to find Carrie, a warm-hearted kangaroo, and Tabby, a hyperactive kitten, doing yoga exercises together. Later that night, while out on another stroll, I spot Plucky the Chicken solemnly pacing the cliffs at the top of the island and wondering whether it was time for her to move on. I do all I can to talk her out of it.

Fashion forward – picking out a new look is super easy now thanks to the wardrobe feature. You can also change your facial features – and gender – at any point by simply accessing a mirror.

How can you fail to be sucked into a world that’s at once so mundane yet so magical? Such has been the way since Katsuya Eguchi’s playful life-sim first came to be with the N64’s Animal Forest in 2001 and its subsequent localisation on GameCube a year later. The series has only grown in popularity ever since, which makes it all the more exciting that this is the first mainline outing in eight years, with New Leaf co-lead Aya Kyogoku now acting as sole director.

That’s not to say nothing has happened in the time since, and you’ll find traces of Animal Crossing’s more recent ventures here, as well as the creep of the modern. New Horizons neatly lifts concepts from spin-offs Happy Home Designer and Pocket Camp, with more comprehensive tools when placing furniture around your house and with the radical introduction of crafting (it might well lift some ideas from Animal Crossing Amiibo Party too, but I wouldn’t know as that was one deviation too far from the formula for me and, I’m sure, many others). DIY designs are passed on by other animals, or maybe you’ll find one washed up in a bottle on the beach or floating by in a present in the sky, the recipes tucked away in your own compendium and the materials you need gathered by hacking away at trees or hitting stones with your shovel.

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You have your own mobile phone, a sort of stand-in for your slowly expanding menu, and it’s there you’ll even find daily challenges that reward you Nook Miles, a new in-game currency that allows you to attain goods via an in-game ATM. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is every bit a contemporary game.

Yet for all that, New Horizons reminds me most of the very first Animal Crossing. Maybe it’s how it goes back to basics, and goes back to the wild. When you first set foot on your island you’re a lone pioneer, knee deep in weeds. You’re even landlocked for those first few days, the further reaches of the island on the other side of a river you won’t yet have the means to cross. It’s up to you to clear the way for new islanders, to pick out their plots and furnish them and then to reach out to other animals – whether they be passing through the campsite or frittering away a day on a nearby mystery island – to give them the sales pitch. Progress in New Horizons is slow, as it always has been in Animal Crossing, but here it’s got real purpose.

Is this a gritty reboot for Animal Crossing? As unpalatable as that might sound, it kind of is – and it definitely works. There’s a more grounded logic at play here, to those first few weeks at least. Your first pieces of furniture will likely be made from naked wood chopped from the very trees around you (though rest assured you’ll soon enough get the option to lend them a lick of paint or apply a fresh design with a customisation kit – another new feature for New Horizons). Elsewhere there’s a stronger throughline thoughtfully imposed on a game whose aimlessness has always been one of its biggest strengths, and once you’ve flipped your first few houses and invited a couple of animals to stay the sense of ownership over your surroundings is unparalleled in the series.

Arranging furniture is now a joy as opposed to the chore it could be in earlier games.

A regular rhythm soon establishes itself, though everyone’s routine will be entirely their own. My own starts with a trip to the wardrobe to pick a new outfit for the day ahead, followed by an early-morning tour of the island, collecting shells and digging up fossils for Blathers to assess over at the museum, all of which keeps me busy until the shops open at 8am. Then it’s deciding whether to give over the rest of the day to fishing, or maybe to furnishing the island’s exterior with whatever new trinkets the Nook twins have in stock.

The augmentations to Animal Crossing’s well-established rhythm are plentiful. A proper storage system is now in place in your home, meaning you no longer have to dedicate a room to hoarding any items you don’t yet have a purpose for. Menus have been de-fussed and items stack more readily, meaning it’s easier to pick out a fresh outfit or redecorate a room. Tools are easily accessible via a new wheel – though it’s worth noting not all the changes in New Horizon are welcome.

Tool durability, while not new to the series, is more pronounced here in an attempt to push the crafting side a bit harder, though it’s pushed a bit too hard with items breaking after around 30 uses. If you didn’t like the constant fuss of changing up weapons in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild I doubt you’ll find it much more palatable here. Some long-established features can also take a little too long to unlock – my first 30 hours of play were conducted to a single piece of music rather than the evolving soundtrack of older games, a measure that goes too far in stripping back the experience before it’s folded in again.

The museum is now on a much larger scale than seen in older Animal Crossing outings, and as with the rest of New Horizons the added fidelity makes all the difference.

They’re just two small, annoying details in a game that’s full of plenty more delightful ones, though. The way trees rustle in the wind, and how the world is gently littered with fallen branches the morning after a storm; the muted patter of raindrops on your umbrella when you go for a walk in a downpour, or how you’ll see those raindrops cascade down your windows if you opt to stay indoors; how each animal is brought to life with writing that boasts phenomenal character and economy.

And it’s how, even some 90 hours in, Animal Crossing: New Horizons maintains its ability to surprise. It’s how each day presents a new mystery to unravel, or a new visitor to hang out with – though often it’s satisfying enough just to check in to see how your flowers are doing. I just went for another morning stroll, and spotted Billy the trouble-making goat running arms out through a copse of trees, a look of glee fixed on his face. I can’t bring myself to make him leave; indeed, I think I properly like him now, for all his faults.

He’s a keeper, and so too is Animal Crossing: New Horizons, probably the best this series has ever had to offer and therefore one of Nintendo’s very best games to date. It presents a world absurd in its mundanity yet shot through with magic, offering an escapism that’s reassuringly dependable. I just hope you weren’t planning on playing anything else this year.

from EnterGamingXP https://entergamingxp.com/2020/03/animal-crossing-new-horizons-review/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=animal-crossing-new-horizons-review

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barbosaasouza · 4 years

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Playlist: which Nintendo games we’re playing right now

We love Nintendo – it’s in our name; it’s in our DNA. And, naturally, we play a lot of Nintendo games. If you’ve ever wondered which games keep us occupied, we’ve compiled a playlist of recent titles we’re heavily into. You never know, you might even find some inspiration in here too.

Check out our latest playlist below and let us know which games you’re obsessed with at the moment. We promise there’s no judgment here.

Pure Nintendo playlist

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Guacamelee 2 (Switch) – Been playing this with friends at our weekly game nights and having a blast! The challenge is definitely ramping up as we near the final boss, but it’s worth the ride. I especially liked the ‘Dank Cave’ hidden area :). The devs had some fun there!

Metro 2033 Redux / Metro Last Light Redux (Switch) – Playing this for review and enjoying my time so far. I’m not too far in yet but look for full my full write-up on these coming up!

Heath

Lego City Undercover (Switch) – It began when I saw it was on sale last week. Then I thought I will just play it on my Wii U, but that seemed like work. Then I remembered Jemma’s review, so I read it. After reading it I decided to buy it again. I have been enjoying it ever since. I play a mission or two per day.

Soccer, Tactics and Glory (Switch) – This began as a review I posted earlier in the week but since finishing the review I have still been enjoying it. I try to play a game or two a night.

My Hero: One’s Justice (Switch) – I have been playing this off and on for a year now. I recently decided to give it another go. I am really enjoying playing my way back through the story again. Trying to get better rankings on certain levels.

Rune Factory 4 (Switch) – I am playing this for an upcoming review and it’s under embargo so I can’t say any opinion at the moment. It is the game I have been sinking 90% of my gaming time into.

Seth

Stardew Valley (Switch) – With a new Animal Crossing game on the horizon, there has been no better time to jump into Stardew Valley than now. I’ve been playing the game on and off for years, but lately I’ve devoted more time to it so I can leave my farm on a high note when I sign my soul away to Tom Nook.

Overwatch (Switch) – Most who know me know that I’ve long hated the way Blizzard handles their popular hero shooter, Overwatch, but with the recent release of the game on Nintendo Switch everything changed, and it has become one of my favorite games on the system.

Payday 2 (Switch) – The Payday video game franchise has always been a long-time favorite of mine, and recently I’ve been spending some time with Payday 2 on Nintendo Switch, so that I can regain my “Infamy” status in that particular version of the title.

Pokémon Shield (Switch) – A couple months after the launch of Sword & Shield and I’m still going strong on my Pokémon addiction. I absolutely love the camping feature, the wild area, and the new Pokémon introduced in the game. With the recent announcement of DLC and the launch of Pokémon Home, I can’t see myself stopping this game anytime soon.

Kirk

Leisure Suit Larry – Wet Dreams Don’t Dry: Happy Ending (Switch) – After missing this point-and-click adventure throwback upon its initial release, I received a review code to take a look at the new “Happy Ending” content that was recently released. You have to understand that the first LSL was released when I was in college, and was therefore directly responsible for shaving at least a few points off my GPA. Thankfully, that’s not a concern anymore.

Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions (Switch) – Another review in the works. This beautiful, surrealistic puzzle game is my current go-to when I have a short time to play or want to kill a few moments before or after digging into a bigger title for a longer gaming session. Speaking of which…

Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate (Switch) – This is my second attempt at conquering this entire game, made more difficult by all of the content added to this new ultimate edition. Thankfully, my oldest son is helping me out now that Ryu is included, and my daughter jumps in, too, provided she can play as Kunoichi. 177 fighters now, and it takes those two characters to get my family involved. I’d say I don’t understand it, except you’ll rarely find me using a party that doesn’t include Sun Shangxiang.

Jennifer

Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Switch) – I am late to playing this game, but over the course of a month or so, I’ve managed about 60 hours into it. It’s been a welcome surprise how much content is in this game. As a first time FE player, I’ll definitely be paying more attention to this series.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf (3DS) – In a desperate attempt to get in as much Animal Crossing time as I can, I’ve played a bit more in my town. It’s still a solid game, but it hasn’t dampened my excitement for New Horizons.

Trev

While I’m playing several games for review coverage, I want to focus on the one game I’m playing just for fun… Polyroll (Switch) – Lots of platformers try to capture that feeling of nostalgia, but Polyroll manages to pull it off successfully. From its Sonic-esque gameplay to its colorful level design, it feels like a game I would’ve played in the early-mid 90s. I think I’ll be sticking with this one for a while too, as I try to find all the hidden gems. The Switch is no stranger to platformers, but Polyroll has a high-quality that many lack. For less than $9.99, genre fans need to definitely check this one out!

Jemma

Milo’s Quest (Switch) – I’ve just reviewed this simple RPG, in which you play the role of a puppy chasing ghosts while digging for bones. There’s a lot to like in this cute game, though it does lack some variety.

Dr. Mario World (mobile) – I don’t know if this will ever drop off my playlist! I’ve been playing this one for awhile now. I love the events that come up every week, like star and clinic events, which keep me hooked. I’m currently on level 388.

Mario Kart Tour (mobile) – I played this a LOT over the holidays, and I’m still playing it weekly. I love the themed cups and its fun to play the remixed retro tracks. I’m also desperate to collect all the drivers!

Super Mario Party (Switch) – this is something we play most weekends, making levels to outdo each other. I’ve been enjoying desert levels of late.

Super Mega Space Blaster Special Turbo (Switch) – I’ve just started this one for my next review, a retro-inspired shooter with plenty of unlockables as well as leaderboards to climb. Watch for my review soon!

Hey! Pikmin (3DS) – I’ve been revisiting this one with my family, it seems to be a favorite lately. I reviewed it way back in 2017 and I’ve grown to appreciate it even more over time.

What’s on your playlist this week? How often would you like to see our playlist? Let us know in the comments section below.

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muatructuyen-blog · 5 years

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Top 7 tựa game Android miễn phí hay nhất 2019

https://muatructuyen.biz/?p=66952 Top 7 tựa game Android miễn phí hay nhất 2019: Kho game trên smartphone Android đang ngày càng trở nên phong phú với hàng loạt tựa game mới, hấp dẫn được cập nhật trên Google Play. Hãy chọn cho mình một trò chơi giải trí thật phong cách với các game miễn phí màgiới thiệu dưới đây nhé.> 1Beat Cop Beat Cop là một tựa game phiêu lưu rất đáng chơi. Bạn sẽ vào vai cảnh sát, nhiệm vụ hàng ngày của bạn cũng giống như ngoài đời thực: Viết vé phạt đỗ xe trái phép, bắt cướp, lắng nghe cuộc gọi kêu cứu của người dân… Và đôi khi qua những cuộc trò chuyện, bạn lại khám phá ra tình tiết về những vụ án lớn hơn đằng sau. Tải xuống Beat Cop cho Android tại đây| Hỗ trợ Android 5.0 trở lên. 2PPKP Đột nhiên, Monster Corps tấn công và phá vỡ thành phố. Hãy là người anh hùng hạ gục những con quái vật hung ác để hồi sinh thành phố. Trong game, hãy tận dụng các địa điểm như bãi phế liệu, nhà hàng, Dojo, phòng thí nghiệm và những người dân để có thể thu thập vũ khí và gia tăng sức mạnh nhé. Tải xuống PPKP cho Android tại đây| Hỗ trợ Android 4.0.3 trở lên. 3Horizon Chase – World Tour Horizon Chase – World Tour là một tựa game đua xe vô cùng thú vị với lối chơi cổ điển, game tập trung chủ yếu vào yếu tố đua xe tốc độ, thay vì chú trọng vào đồ họa và các yếu tố vật lý. Thế nên bạn sẽ thấy tính năng đồ họa sẽ không thật sự nổi bật, nhưng bù lại những trải nghiệm đua xe tốc độ là không thể chê vào đâu được. Tải xuống Horizon Chase – World Tour cho Android tại đây| Hỗ trợ Android 4.1 trở lên. 4Rebel Inc. Đây là một tựa game mô phỏng chiến lược chính trị, quân sự độc đáo và hấp dẫn. Cuộc chiến đang diễn ra trên thế giới, vì vậy để ổn định đất nước, bạn cần cân bằng sự ưu tiên giữa quân sự và dân sự để giành được trái tim của người dân, đồng thời ngăn chặn quân nổi dậy giành chính quyền. Tải xuống Rebel Inc. cho Android tại đây| Hỗ trợ Android 4.4 trở lên. 5Revolve8 Revolve8 là một game mobile chiến thuật thời gian thực hoàn toàn mới dành cho các thiết bị Android và iOS. Trong game này, người chơi sử dụng một cỗ bài 8 lá bài, mỗi lá có điểm mạnh và điểm yếu riêng. Sau đó, nhiệm vụ của người chơi là phải tiêu diệt các tòa tháp của đối phương trong thời gian 3 phút để đạt được chiến thắng. Tải xuống Revolve8 cho Android tại đây| Hỗ trợ Android trở lên. 6Tony Hawk’s Skate Jam Đây là một trò chơi hành động trượt ván, người chơi sẽ phải khám phá các công viên skate khác nhau, mở khóa bảng mới và cạnh tranh trong giải đấu Skate Jam toàn cầu để trở thành một huyền thoại trượt băng. Tải xuống Tony Hawk’s Skate Jam cho Android tại đây| Hỗ trợ Android 4.1 trở lên. 7DEAD TRIGGER 2 – Zombie Survival Shooter FPS Một loại virus gây chết người đang lan rộng khắp thế giới tạo ra đột biến ở người và đe dọa đến sự sống của chúng ta. Những người sống sót sau bệnh dịch này đã tham gia kháng chiến và phải chiến đấu chống lại sự nhiễm trùng chết người này với mọi thứ họ có. Đã đến lúc bạn phải vươn lên và chiến đấu cho sự sống còn của mình. Tải xuống DEAD TRIGGER 2 – Zombie Survival Shooter FPS cho Android tại đây| Hỗ trợ Android 4.1 trở lên. Trên đây là những tựa game Android hay nhất 2019 màmuốn giới thiệu đến bạn, chúc bạn sẽ có những giờ phút chơi game giải trí tuyệt vời nhất. Khuyến mại Coupon #MTT #muatructuyen #onlineshop #capnhat #muaban #vietnam #chotot #giare #hangchuan Chi tiết: https://muatructuyen.biz/?p=66952

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bigmelwalter · 5 years

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The Razer Raiju mobile controller for Android phones which was announced in October alongside the Razer Phone 2 is now available to order online. The Raju mobile controller comes with a docking system for most Android phones and can rotate up to 60 degrees for adjustment.

Razer

Other features of the controller include four re-mappable buttons, a hair trigger mode for rapid fire, and a dedicated mode switch button that lets you switch connectivity modes and paired devices. Users will able to connect their Android phone via Bluetooth or the USB-C cable included in the box. A single battery charge will give you up to 23 hours playtime. The Razer Phone 2, is now available to order online for $150. The controller can be ordered online here or in stores at select retailers starting early next year.

The million dollar question on every Android gamer’s mind is, “What games will work with the Razer Raiju Mobile?”

Here’s a list of apps that support Android Game Controllers and are generally compatible with the Razer Raiju Mobile. Based upon tests performed internally at Razer, the titles indicated with an asterisk* are fully compatible with the Razer Raiju Mobile.

“This list is dated December 2018, however, new titles are being added all the time and other titles may be supported.”

Action

Abuse for Android

Afterpulse – Elite Army

Agent Aliens

Alien Shooter

Altered Beast

Alto’s odyssey*

Ashworld

Babylonian Twins Platform Game

Best Sniper: Shooting Hunter 3D

Bloody Harry

Bully: Anniversary Edition

Cally’s Caves 4

Comix Zone Classic

Crimsonland

Dead Effect 2

DEAD TRIGGER – Offline Zombie Shooter

DEAD TRIGGER 2 – Zombie Survival Shooter*

DEER HUNTER 2018

D-GLES

Dokuro

Dungeon X Dungeon

ESWAT: City Under Siege Classic

Fields of Battle

Flats

Fly Away

Goat Simulator GoatZ

Grand Theft Auto III

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

GTA: Chinatown Wars

Gunslugs

Gunslugs 2

Gunstar Heroes Classic

Happy Vikings

Heroes and Castles 2

Heroes of SoulCraft – MOBA

Implosion – Never Lose Hope

Infinite Tanks

Into the Dead

JYDGE

Kid Chameleon Classic

Meganoid(2017)

Mini Dogfight Arcade

Modern Combat 5: eSports FPS

Modern Combat Versus: New Online Multiplayer FPS

Neon Chrome

Neoteria

Ninja Hero Cats

Noblemen: 1896

Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty

Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath

Power Hover

Prison Run and Gun

Rayman Fiesta Run

Rayman Jungle Run

Real Steel

Respawnables – FPS Special Forces

Robbery Bob

RULES OF SURVIVAL

SAS: Zombie Assault 4

Secret of Mana

Shadow Warrior Classic Redux

SHADOWGUN LEGENDS

SHADOWGUN: DEADZONE

Sniper Fury: Top shooting game – FPS

Soul Knight

Space Marshals

Stage Dive Legends

Star Horizon

Star Knight

Street Fighter IV Champion Edition

Subdivision Infinity: 3D Space Shooter

Tacticool*

The Amazing Spider-Man 2

The Revenge of Shinobi Classic

the SilverBullet

Time Recoil

Toy Odyssey: The Lost and Found

Trouserheart

UNKILLED – Zombie Multiplayer Shooter*

Void of Heroes

War Robots

War Tortoise

Wind-up Knight 2

World of Tanks Blitz

Xenowerk

Zombie Age 2: Shadow Gun & Dead Offline Shooting

Zombie Gunship

Zombie Show

Zombieville USA 2

Adventure

Another World

ARK: Survival Evolved*

BADLAND

BADLAND 2

Batman – The Telltale Series

Batman: The Enemy Within

Bean Dreams

Beatbuddy

Colorblind – An Eye For An Eye

Crashlands

Death Road to Canada

FINAL FANTASY IX for Android

Goo Legend

GTA: Liberty City Stories

Inferno 2

Legend of the Skyfish

LEGO ® Batman: Beyond Gotham

LEGO® Jurassic World™

LEGO® Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin

LEGO® Star Wars™: TFA

Leo’s Fortune

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Never Alone: Ki Edition

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The Walking Dead: Season One

The Wolf Among Us

Towelfight 2

Wayward Souls

Whispering Willows

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Andor’s Trail

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Canabalt HD

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Dancing Line

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Dragon, Fly! Free

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ePSXe for Android

Escargot Kart

EVAC HD

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FIST OF AWESOME

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Fury Roads Survivor

GAROU: MARK OF THE WOLVES

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

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Heroes of Loot Free

I Must Run!

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Meganoid

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Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode II

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Tainted Keep

Tank Ace Reloaded

Tank Ace Reloaded Lite

The Bug Butcher

Twin Shooter – Invaders

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Wind-up Knight

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Clouds & Sheep 2

Delivery Bear

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Gailardia

MegaN64 (N64 Emulator)

ONE: Control the Symmetry

Super Phantom Cat 2

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Moonlight Game Streaming

Steam Link (BETA)

Music

Give It Up!

Puzzle

Aporkalypse – Pigs of Doom

Auralux

Back to Bed

Beyond Ynth HD

Chuck’s Challenge 3D Ultra2016

Doptrix

Greedy Spiders 2

Green Ninja: Year of the Frog

Quell Reflect+

Samsara Game

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Sprinkle Islands

StarDrone*

Staying Together

Teslagrad*

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Angry Birds Go!

Asphalt 8: Airborne

Asphalt 9: Legends – 2018’s New Arcade Racing Game

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Crazy Taxi City Rush

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Geometry Race

GT Racing 2: The Real Car Exp

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Need for Speed Most Wanted

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Repulze

Riptide GP

Riptide GP: Renegade

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Smash Cops Heat

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Table Top Racing Premium

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Trial Xtreme 3

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Adventures of Mana

Cauldron (dungeon crawler)

CHRONO TRIGGER (Upgrade Ver.)

Crusaders of Light

Dungeon Hunter 5 – Action RPG

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FINAL FANTASY III

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ICEY

Jade Empire: Special Edition

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Magic Rampage

MARVEL Future Fight

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Phantom Rift

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RPG Onigo Hunter

RPG Symphony of Eternity

RPGolf

Shadow Fight 3

SoulCraft – Action RPG (free)

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Sproggiwood

Star Wars™: KOTOR

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Vendetta Online (3D Space MMO)

Ys Chronicles II

Simulation

Aerofly 2 Flight Simulator

Farming Simulator 16

Farming Simulator 18

Goat Simulator

Infinite Flight – Flight Simulator

SimplePlanes

Strike Wing: Raptor Rising

Snowboard Party 2

Snowboard Party Pro

Snowboard Party: World Tour

Stickman Cross Golf Battle

Stickman Soccer 2016

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Great Battles Medieval THD

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2018 Video Game Release Schedule If you're wondering what games are coming up in 2018, we've put them all in one convenient location. This list will be continually updated to act as a living, breathing schedule as new dates are announced, titles are delayed, and big reveals happen. This should help you plan out your next several months in gaming and beyond. New additions or changes to the list are in bold. As the gaming calendar is constantly changing, we highly recommend you bookmark this page. You'll likely find yourself coming back to this to find out the most recent release schedule for the most anticipated games across PC, consoles, handhelds, and mobile devices. If you notice that we've missed something, feel free to let us know! Please note that games will not get assigned to a month until they have confirmed release dates. Monster Hunter: World January The Escapists 2 (Switch) - January 11 Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition (PS4, PC) – January 16 Forged Battalion (PC) – January 16 Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory (PS4, Vita) – January 19 Kirby Battle (3DS) – January 19 Lost Sphear (PS4, Switch, PC) – January 23 The Inpatient (PSVR) – January 23 Iconoclasts (PS4, Vita, PC) – January 23 My Time at Portia (PC) – January 23 Celeste (PS4, Switch, PC) – January 25 Dust and Salt (PC) – January 25 Dragon Ball FighterZ (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – January 26 Monster Hunter: World (PS4, Xbox One) – January 26 Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (PS4) – January 30 Shadow of the Colossus (PS4) February Batallion 1944 (PC Early Access) – February 1 Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age (PC) – February 1 Night In The Woods (Switch) – February 1 Steamworld Dig (Switch) – February 1 UFC 3 (PS4, Xbox One) - February 2 Shadow of the Colossus (PS4) – February 6 Little Triangle (Xbox One) - February 7 Samsara (Xbox One) - February 7 ACA NeoGeo Blazing Star (PS4, Xbox One, Switch) - February 8 Bleed 2 (Xbox One) - February 8 Starpoint Gemini Warlords (Xbox One) - February 8 Civilization VI: Rise and Fall (PC) – February 8 Dragon Quest Builders (Switch) - February 9 Overdriven Reloaded: Special Edition (Xbox One) - February 9 The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia (PS4) – February 9 Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st] (PS4, PS3, Vita) – February 9 Monster Energy Supercross: Special Edition (Xbox One) - February 12 Dynasty Warriors 9 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – February 13 The Fall 2: Unbound (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – February 13 Kingdom Come: Deliverance (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – February 13 Owlboy (PS4, Xbox One, Switch) – February 13 Crossing Souls (PS4, PC) – February 13 Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology (3DS) – February 13 Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Videogame (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – February 13 The Longest Five Minutes (Switch, Vita, PC) – February 13 Secret of Mana (PS4, Vita, PC) – February 15 Bayonetta 1 + 2 Collection (Switch) – February 16 Fe (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – February 16 Long Gone Days (PC) – February 18 The Station (Xbox One) – February 19 Metal Gear Survive (PS4, Xbox One, PC) - February 20 Age of Empires: Definitive Edition (PC) - February 20 Xenon Valkyrie+ (Xbox One) – February 20 Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 Plus (Switch) – February 22 Stellaris: Apocalypse (PC) – February 22 Past Cure (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – February 23 Yume Nikki: Dream Diary (PC) – February 23 Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – February 23 Gravel (Xbox One) – February 26 De Blob 2 (PS4, Xbox One) - February 27 Immortal Redneck (Xbox One) – February 27 Payday 2 (Switch) - February 27 Riftstar Raiders (Xbox One) – February 27 Darkest Dungeon (Xbox One) – February 28 Far Cry 5 March Bravo Team (PSVR) – March 6 Pit People (Xbox One, PC) – March 2 Final Fantasy XV: Royal Edition (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 6 Frantics (PS4) – March 6 Scribblenauts Showdown (PS4, Xbox One, Switch) – March 6 Fear Effect Sedna (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – March 6 Devil May Cry HD Collection (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 13 Golem (PSVR) – March 13 Q.U.B.E. 2 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 13 #WarGames (PC) – March 14 Kirby Star Allies (Switch) – March 16 Burnout Paradise Remastered (PS4, Xbox One) – March 16 Assassin's Creed Rogue: Remastered (PS4, Xbox One) – March 20 Attack on Titan 2 (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) - March 20 Sea of Thieves (Xbox One, PC) – March 20 Titan Quest (PS4, Xbox One) – March 20 A Way Out (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 23 Detective Pikachu (3DS) – March 23 Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom (PS4, PC) – March 23 Pure Farming 2018 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 23 Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings (PS4, Switch, PC) – March 27 Far Cry 5 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) - March 27 MLB The Show 18 (PS4) – March 27 Agony (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – March 30 Nintendo Labo Variety Kit April Impact Winter (PS4, Xbox One) – April 4 Enigmatis 3: The Shadow of Karkhala (Xbox One) – April 6 Extinction (PS4, Xbox One, PC) –April 10 Masters of Anima (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – April 10 Owlboy (PS4, Xbox One) – April 10 Super Daryl Deluxe (PS4, Switch, PC) – April 10 Casey Powell Lacross 18 (PS4, Xbox One) – April 17 Gunhouse (PS4) – April 17 Yakuza 6: The Song of Life (PS4) – April 17 Metal Max Xeno (PS4, Vita) – April 19 God of War (PS4) – April 20 Nintendo Labo Variety Kit (Switch) – April 20 Nintendo Labo Robot Kit (Switch) – April 20 Phantom Trigger (PS4) – April 20 Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) - April 24 Dead Secret (PS4) – April 24 The Invisible Hours (PS4, Xbox One) – April 24 Just in TIme Incorporated (PS4) – April 24 South Park: The Fractured But Whole (Switch) – April 24 The Sword of Ditto (PS4) – April 24 Emily Wants to Play Too (PS4, Xbox One) – April 25 Runestone Keeper (Xbox One) – April 25 Agatha Knife (Xbox One) – April 26 DragoDino (Xbox One) – April 26 Late Shift (Switch) – April 26 Light Fall (Switch) – April 26 Saturday Morning RPG (Switch) – April 26 Korgan (Xbox One) – April 27 Detroit: Become Human May Battlezone Gold Edition (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 1 Outbreak: The Nightmare Chronicles (Xbox One) – May 1 Super Mega Baseball 2 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 1 Coffee Crisis (PC) – May 2 Killing Floor: Incursion (PSVR) – May 1 Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia (PC) – May 3 City of Brass (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 4 Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Switch) – May 4 Conan Exiles (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 8 Destiny 2: Warmind (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 8 Last Encounter (PC) – May 8 Megadimension Neptunia VIIR (PS4) – May 8 Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire (PC) – May 8 Raging Justice (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – May 8 Tacoma (PS4) – May 8 AO International Tennis (PS4, Xbox One) – May 8 Subaeria (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 9 Immortal Redneck (Switch) – May 10 Laser League (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 10 One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 (Switch) – May 11 Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 11 Battle Chasers Nightwar (Switch) – May 15 Dragon's Crown Pro (PS4) – May 15 Horizon Chase Turbo (PS4, PC) – May 15 Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time (PS4, PC) – May 15 Omensight (PS4, PC) – May 15 Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux (3DS) – May 15 Floor Kids (Switch) – PC Far: Lone Sails (PC) – May 17 Fox N Forest (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – May 17 Worlds Adrift (PC) – May 17 Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition (Switch) – May 18 Little Nightmares: Complete Edition (Switch) – May 18 State of Decay 2 (Xbox One, PC) – May 18 Ancestors Legacy (Xbox One, PC) – May 22 Mega Man Legacy Collection (Switch) – May 22 Runner 3 (Switch, PC) – May 22 Space Hulk: Deathwing – Enhanced Edition (PS4, PC) – May 22 Tennis World Tour (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – May 22 Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers (3DS) – May 24 Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, 3DS, Vita, PC) – May 24 Dark Souls Remastered (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 25 Detroit: Become Human (PS4) – May 25 Agony (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – May 29 Everspace (PS4) – May 29 Legend of Kay Anniversary (Switch) – May 29 Moonlighter (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – May 29 Sega Mega Drive Classics (PS4, Xbox One) – May 29 Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – May 29 Mario Tennis Aces June BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle (PS4, Switch, PC) – June 5 The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 5 Onrush (PS4, Xbox One) – June 5 Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – June 5 Vampyr (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 5 MotoGP 18 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 7 Flashback: Remastered Edition (Switch) – June 7 Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido (Switch, 3DS) – June 8 Unravel Two (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 9 Fallout Shelter (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 10 Fortnite (Switch) – June 12 Hollow Knight (Switch) – June 12 Super Bomberman R (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 12 Jurassic World Evolution (PC, PS4, Xbox One) – June 12 R.B.I. Baseball 18 (Switch) – June 14 Lego: The Incredibles (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – June 15 The Lost Child (PS4, Switch, Vita) – June 19 Mario Tennis Aces (Switch) – June 22 New Gundam Breaker (PS4, PC) – June 22 De Blob Remastered (Switch) – June 26 Nier: Automata Become As Gods Edition (Xbox One) – June 26 The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 26 Far Cry 3 Classic Edition (PS4, Xbox One) – June 26 Lumines Remastered (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – June 26 Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (Switch) – June 26 Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy (Xbox One, Switch, PC) – June 26 Fighting EX Layer (PS4) – June 28 The Crew 2 (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – June 29 Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (Switch) – June 29 Octopath Traveler July Red Faction: Guerrilla Remastered (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – July 3 Mushroom Wars 2 (Switch) – July 5 Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr (PS4, Xbox One) – July 5 20XX (PS4, Switch) – July 10 20XX (Xbox One) – July 11 MXGP Pro (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – July 10 Shining Resonance Refrain (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – July 10 Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Switch, 3DS) – July 13 Earthfall (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – July 13 Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – July 13 Octopath Traveler (Switch) – July 13 Danger Zone 2 (PC) – July 13 Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – July 17 Hand of Fate 2 (Switch) – July 17 Sonic Mania Plus (PS4, Xbox One, Switch) – July 17 Mothergunship (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – July 17 Pool Panic (Switch, PC) – July 19 The Banner Saga 3 (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – July 24 Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – July 24 Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 (PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC) – July 24 No Man’s Sky (Xbox One) – July 24 Train Sim World (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – July 24 Ys: Memories of Celceta (PC) – July 25 Sleep Tight (Switch, PC) – July 26 Code of Princess EX (Switch) – July 31 Titan Quest (Switch) – July 31 Chasm (PS4, Xbox One, PC) – 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Horizon Chase World Tour Updated With Free Tracks, Vehicles, Challenge Cups

Brazilian game studio, Aquiris, announced that a massive free update has landed for the mobile version of Horizon Chase World Tour, which is available right now for iOS and Android devices. The massive update contains new cars, new tracks, and new challenge cups for players to complete, likely to tide them over as Aquiris preps for the release of the PS4 and Steam version of Horizon Chase Turbo,…

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Top 7 Best Racing Games On iOS And Android

Well racing is kind of a genre which literally everyone loves. I myself started with this racing games only when I got my first smartphone.

There are lot of big franchisees in this genre of games like Need For Speed, Real Racing, etc.,

So here I am presenting to you the top 10 best racing games on both android and ios which are worth to keep on your devices

Best Racing Games Of iOS and Android

Below is the list of some of the best racing games out there. Give them all a try and tell us about your experience.

Race The Sun

This is really a cool game. Why I said so? Reason being simple, there are no cars or motorcycle. Instead the vehicle here is basically a solar powered glider. This means all the power to move forward comes from the Sun. So basically the player has to take care whether the sun is there, setting or not. So the name is Race The Sun, hence it means we are racing against the sun and moving forward to win the race. The game environment or the world around the player is quite dynamic which means it changes frequently. The gameplay is also super cool. This game is not available at the moment for Android, however the Beta of this is on the way.

Asphalt 8: Airborne

Asphalt 8 is one of the longest racing games franchisee in the world. It existed even before Android and iOS.

The game is around 4 years old on iOS and Android with downloads counting more than 200 million which shows how popular this game is.

The game is kind of gold standard for both Android and iOS equally and the gaming company namely Gameloft has confirmed that they won’t be releasing and sequel to the game. Instead they would be constantly updating it.

The game has a very nice gameplay. Huge number of cars to be unlocked. And big number of online multiplayer races. The model used in the game is freemium. So basically you will have to do in app purchases to unlock few items.

Hovercraft: Takedown

This game is a bit colorful and here the racing vehicle is a blocky type of Hovercraft. The gameplay is classic racing game. You have the ability to design your own vehicle is which is actually quite interesting thing. Just load the hovercraft with your desired weapons and go on a mission to win the race in classic style.

Real Racing 3

Real Racing 3 is basically a freemium based game. This means that it is basically free but still for certain upgrades and levels you will have to pay a small fee.

The game was launched in the year 2013 and now it is considered as one of the best games in the racing world to be launched. The game works on both the platforms of iOS as well as Android.

Need For Speed: No Limits

This is one of the biggest console racing franchisees and now it is on mobile too. This means the game can be played on both the mobile platforms that is Android and iOS.

It’s a familiar mix of street-racing and ride-pimping, with the slip-slidey cornering and strategic boosts that NFS players are accustomed to. As with Real Racing 3, there are plenty of races to get your teeth into.

Horizon Chase – World Tour

This game will take you back to your older memories. Why? Because you will love the16bit style graphics and an amazing gameplay.

This game is built both for Android as well as iOS. Even though the graphics look a bit primitive but you will still enjoy. Mind you the touchscreen control works amazingly well.

Slingshot Racing

This game Slingshot Racing is a bit old game and haven’t been updated since ages. But this doesn’t stop it to be considered as an amazing game and topping the app store in the list of racing game seekers.

Timing is everything here in the game reason the gamer has to balance the vehicle and not get collided at the curve. You actually do not need to steer the car instead it whips along the winding circuit

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