Rally Master Pro 3D (US)

This game isn't perfect, but it's the first driving game I can't put down. It is a good outdoor driving simulator for the rally fan. You have to turn off the copilot's voice or you will look for the grand theft auto button to punch him out if the car. I've never heard an Englishman say "hard" so many times. The sound effects are okay and there doesn't seem to be any vibration. The damage is a disappointment. I love to destroy a good car, but it happens too easily in an unsatisfying way. The analogue wheel is my favorite. The weather effects and graphics are very impressive and give this game an authentic feel.

Very fun and great graphics too !!!!!

OMG!!!! Don't hesitate on this one. The BEST thing about this racing app is in the car's handling of CURVES. And treacharious one to boot! Let me tell ya, were talking complete U'z. But this car goes thru these curves like it's got super glue on the tires, yet at the same time you can tell the tires are just soft enough not to stick. Ah' baby! SWEET!!! I wish my vette handled the turns like these cars do..I've always admired the way a corvette goes thru turns, especially with Yokahama, low profile super soft tires. Yea! But this $6.99 car does drive better than my $$ vette. It's fun! Plus I also like how you are switched to ANOTHER TRACK once you're finished with the first one. And after you finish that second one you're switched to another new track. I can't go any further cause that's as far as I've gotten..but...so far..so GOOD!

Better than Real Racing. I've ran my battery down twice since I got this game today!

Okay, first and foremost, this is a Rally game. Rally only. No opponents. It's time-trial based. You vs the track. The roads are very narrow. Precision driving is required. Not suprisingly, precision driving through accelometer controls can be a little tricky to achieve. That goes for just about any racing game. The easy/amatuer rally is doable with accelometer controls. The two levels above it, can say for sure. The roads are very tight and the handling can get a little loose. You're car takes damage, but I'm not sure damage greatly affects the car's performance. Unfortunately, your car takes "damage" for sliding off the road, even if you don't hit anything. Now that's just dumb. A lot of the tracks look more or less the same. Tracks mix surfaces well, but they don't stand out as each track seeming different. There's no true cockpit view. There's no car selection/customization. Your partner gives very basic verbal commands. His role seems limited though. The graphics are sharp. My framerate is stable, but I have a 3g iPod. I sense that RR kinda has a better draw distance than this. The effort's fairly good here. I did find the gameplay to be reasonably engaging. I would say that 2XL offroad is probably a better investment (provided that you overcome 2XL's suspect controls, either by tweeking the defaults or with enough practice.) NFS:S on the iphone looks remarkably similar to the console versions, based upon screen shots. If it's anything close, it will murder this game. At least in the US, where Rally racing has little to no support. Wait for Shift if your money is tight. This game was really taylored to the UK AppStore anyway. I heard FishLabs is charging more for this app in UK then they are in the US.