It's hard to get into a conversation about mobile racing games in 2013 without someone mentioning Creative Mobile's Drag Racing, the quintessential racing experience on a touchscreen device over the last several years. But as mobile game developers continue to up the ante with their games by using more realistic looking graphics and higher-powered gameplay, many fans are interested to see where Creative Mobile will go next with their inevitable follow-up game.Well today we're bringing you the answer in Nitro Nation Online, a game that takes everything you know and love about Drag Racing and really pushes down that gas pedal to deliver on the graphics and the gameplay. I recently had a chance to chat with Creative Mobile CEO Vladimir Funtikov, and talk about what kinds of things Drag Racing fans can expect to find in Nitro Nation Online, as well as how the development team used everything they've learned to create what Funtikov calls an "ultimate version of Drag Racing," and what it all means for like-minded racing games in the future."After speaking one-on-one with Funtikov, essentially what it all boiled down to was three main components built into the core of the new game that are aimed to set the experience far and above what was initially possible in the original Drag Racing. The first new component to be introduced in Nitro Nation Online is a completely reworked and revamped physics engine, which is both adapted to the mobile platform and used to exude an incredibly realistic feeling with regards to how the cars are expected to handle and control in the game.
Welcome for the quick start guide for Drag Racing: Bike Edition, a game where you can customize your bike and then race against other bikes to earn money that you can use to improve your own performance. Challenge other players to tournaments and work your way up the leaderboards, or travel the world in career mode.
From the outside looking in, drag racing looks pretty easy when you get down to it. I mean the building of the car seems like the tough part. On race day you just go fast and straight. Right? I'm sure there's a lot more to it, but to the untrained eye it's easy to miss any of those nuances. I'm not alone though, as the developers of Drag Racing: Bike Edition have boiled their gameplay down to something pretty super simple as well.
Drag Racing is a dream app for anyone who loves cars and is passionate about racing them! Design over 50 different types of cars which you can customize and upgrade any way you want. See if you have the driving skills to make it into the Hall of Fame! Gamezebo's quick start guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Trading card games are almost a complete anomaly to me. I've dabbled in the Magic: The Gathering video games, but they've never really clicked or made a ton of sense when I actually start playing. I realize they're wildly popular and I'm in the minority when you start diving into hardcore tabletop gaming fans, but something about them has never gotten me interested. Let's see if Creative Mobile's Bad Blood can change my mind.
As a 34 year old man I can pretty confidently say I've both been playing games my entire life and that the videogame industry basically started when I did. So when I play a new game and instantly start thinking about the games in the past, it's not because I think it's derivative. Far from it. It's just that I know games are about iteration, and building on what came before. That's a long way to say that I both enjoy Drag Racing for what it is and where it came from.