Hill Climb Racing Game Review

The game is very quick-paced and can be played on low-powered smartphones too!

Hill Climb Racing Mobile Game Review

Many racing games on Android, the free ones are heavy too. Therefore, it can be best played on smartphones with quick processors and the best graphics engine.

Hill Climb Racing is a fine break from that tradition and provides fast-paced gameplay which is exciting and is not graphics heavy either. It has a low file size as well so it is rather easy to download using 2G networks too.

Hill Climb is a physics-based game where you have to chase a vehicle on rough surfaces without falling down the vehicle.

The jumps will give you extra points and so will the flips, however, the danger is that you will fall upside down slaying the driver. You can't even be too sluggish as the fuel will run out.

In the game, you can opt out of four vehicles including the Jeep, Motocross bike, Monster truck, and Race Car. Only the Jeep is released at the start and you have to earn coins to undo others.

Stages and Roads in Hill Climb Racing

The games also become appealing as you can prefer locations for racing like countryside (unlocked by defaulting), desert, arctic (ice), highway, cave (where you can't leap very high or you will collide with the cave roof), Moon (where you meet low gravity), mars, and an alien planet. All the locations have a comparable response but there are slight changes like gravel or ice which is very slippery.

Vehicles in Hill Climb Racing

In the vehicles, you have the option of upgrading different aspects like tires, engine, and suspension. There are some enhancements for a specific vehicle like downforce in the case of Racecar and air controls for the bike.

The upgrades are in a way instructive as it tells you what an upgrade will do, which functions the way it does in real life. So after playing this game you will be aware what a better deferral should do etc.

The game is simple to play with a brake and accelerator, which also helps in controlling the pitch of the vehicle when it is in the air.

It can also educate you on what happens when you apply the brake on a slope and over acceleration can do on an abrupt climb. However, it is two-dimensional only but that is also why it is less rigorous and therefore puts less pressure on the device.

Given that it is not very graphics rigorous with characters made like cartoons, the scenery at a time looks dull however the gameplay will keep you stuck with ever-rising slopes and more dangerous dips.