If you’ve got the need for speed, EA’s mobile racing game is the answer you’ve been waiting for. Being a racer isn’t easy though. It takes planning, patience, and skill. Fortunately for you, we at Gamezebo have taken the liberty …
Need for Speed: No Limits is Electronic Arts’ latest adaptation of a license to mobile. This time around Need for Speed goes back to a underground vibe. You’ll be competing in street races in the city of Blackridge on the …
It’s been nearly a year since EA announced Need for Speed: No Limits. I’ve had to renew both my driver’s license and plates in that time. I’m getting older, but somehow, its release never seems to get nearer. Maybe the debut …
Not that long ago we caught wind of a brand new, mobile-exclusive entry in the Need for Speed franchise. Only we didn’t hear it from EA, but rather, racer extrordinaire Ken Block. The car he revealed for his Gymkhana Seven video …
Developed by Firemonkeys, Real Racing 3 is a game in which you race against many AI opponents in an array of cars that you can unlock by being the best racer around. Becoming the best racer and unlocking the best cars can be challenging, but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all of the tips, tricks, and walkthroughs you need to get ahead of the game.
Firemint's Real Racing franchise has long set standards for iOS gaming. And not just racing games, either. The team at Firemint (now FireMonkeys) have consistently set the bar ridiculously high for graphics, accessibility, and iOS-first design strategies. This probably had a lot to do with why EA bought them back in 2011.
Not everyone knows it, but racing as an institution is absolutely mired in existential quandary. With the many televised sporting events and video games out there, it's hard to tell which are fake and which are real. The team at Firemint took this problem head on with the first two Real Racing titles for iOS, and now Firemonkeys (a combined studio featuring IronMonkey and Firemint staff) is looking to do it again with Real Racing 3. It's a game so real, the word is in the very title!