The game play on this RR is very accurate, its smooth and crisp. When you begin the game you have two choices of vehicles to go for either a Nissan Silvia or Ford Focus RS with the money that you begin with. There are two kinds of currency within the game R$ and Gold. R$ is what i ended up using most, i figured I would hold onto my Gold. You begin with the Purse Stock Challenge in the Supa Fly Speed Trails. The first track is the Suzuka Circuit, which looked plain but the level of detail that went into it was crazy. I choose to have the assists on to help with braking, and yes i am aware it takes away from the realism but this is not a console game. First race i easily came in 1st it was an easy transition from RR2 to RR3. Upon winning you receive R$ and a Reward of Gold, you also gain Driver Fame. Given that it is a free game there has to be some sort of monetary game for the developers, and like i said before for servicing the cars (oil, tires, suspension, engine) you will have to wait for it to complete or use your Gold. I chose to wait it gave me time to take a break while playing and simply came back when a notification was sent to me. That ends up being the cycle for the majority of the game, race repair race some more. One feature thats often talked about which i haven't done yet myself is the time shifted multiplayer. EA spoke about it at the Apple iPhone 5 unveiling see that video here.

The graphics in this game are ridiculously good. I'm not a huge gamer so i wont even try to compare to the likes of PS3 or XBOX but for a mobile game it was very good. The tracks are very well created, there is a lot of detail in the scenery. Things like the sky, to the texture of the asphalt and even the reflections of other cars on your own car stand out and pop more. The angles that can be used also offer some more insight into the graphics of the game.

Conclusion

In all it's a very solid game with great graphics and gameplay, and at a cost of nothing (theoretically) you really can't go wrong. My only gripe about this game is its claimed 700mb size; in actuality the game is 1.8gb on my iPhone so be aware if you plan on downloading it.

Let us know what you think about the game below.

Alright so you thought the regular G- Class was cool? Or maybe you thought the off road G65 was something to brag about, well think again. A video of the iconic, street legal Mercedes Benz G63 AMG 6 wheeler surfaced a few days ago and this thing looks awesome. There is only a few possibilities when it comes to putting a metal box on four wheels, so eventually someone somewhere would do the inevitable and add a couple extra wheels, and along with it some cool features. This beast packs a 5.5 litre twin turbocharged V8 with 536 horsepower and 560 pound feet of torque al tied together with a 7 speed automatic transmission. The coolest thing is the low range gearing system and five differential locks that can keep all six wheels moving a low-range gearing and five differential locks that can keep all six wheels turning at the same speed with the push of a button. There’s also a tire pressure control system for the huge 37-inch wheels. 

If your crazy enough to buy this monster, then your probably crazy rich or someone with a fetish for military luxury. Only 20 to 30 of these bad boys will be made a year so keep your eyes peeled. 

Check the video below and let us know what you think.

Since our last post was so futuristic we thought we might as well give you a look at a car that looks more like something off the Jetsons than from german engineering. Volkswagen is set to premier the XL1 next month at the Geneva Auto Show. It looks fast but try 0-60 in 12 seconds. Although this set of wheels might not win a race from one red light to the next, it's going to keep a couple bucks in your wallet getting over 260 mpg thanks to a combination of a 47 hp diesel engine and 27 hp electric motor. XL1 power comes from a 47-horsepower, two-cylinder diesel motor connected to a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox, while the 20 kW (27 hp) electric motor is fed by a lithium-ion battery. Unlike its hybrid competitor the Toyota Prius, this sexy machine goes as fast as 99 mph and cruises at 62 mph using only 8.3 hp. The price isn't yet set but we figure it will be in the Prius range. Look for this sleek piece of metal on wheels in 2014.