Doodle Moto Race App for iPhone Review
Doodle Moto Race App for iPhone is a simple moto rally game, you have a stick figure on a bike racing through different off-road terrain. There is nothing in it that makes the game stand apart from the assortment of other rally type games in the iTunes App Store. But it does have the fun element to keep you engaged for minutes on end, if not hours. Doodle Moto Race iPhone app may be downloaded for free from iTunes App Store.
How Doodle Moto Race is played?
The controls for maneuvering the bike are available on the bottom right and left of the screen; the up/down arrows on the bottom right let you to raise or lower the front of the bike. The one on the bottom left is your forward/backward button. As it has been observed, the bike may sometimes take a short while to respond to your gestures. It is also quite bouncy on the terrain, which makes controlling the ride a bit difficult. But then this inherent challenge adds to the replay-ability of the game.
In Doodle Moto Race app for iPhone, you got eight levels; you are supposed to complete each in less than two minutes to unlock the next. You can unlock all in one-go if you are willing to pay $0.99 from within the app’s store. While riding the bike, you can perform stunts which add to the overall fun element of the game. For example, you can do 360 degree spins during big jumps. However, be careful not to land on your head, in which case the game will reset and you have to try again. It should also be noted that Doodle Moto Race game application is not a point-based challenge. You won’t win points anywhere in the game. Instead, the challenge is to get your biker to reach the finishing point within the stipulated time successfully.
The graphics is basic; there is nothing flashy whatsoever. However, it is not bad either.
Doodle Moto Race requires iOS versions 3.0 and upwards.
Conclusion
If you’re looking for a simple game to kill time, Doodle Moto Race app for iPhone might just fit the bill. It is devoid of any complexity, has no points to score, and no much swiping/tilting involved. You’ve just got couple of controls at the bottom of the screen to maneuver your biker through uneven terrains. The graphics part is a downer; it is very basic at best. Game play is decent however. Verdict: A game worth trying out.
Category: Free iPhone Apps, iPhone Free Games
