Burnout fans will recognize contests like Elimination - a race in which the driver in last place is removed after a countdown expires - and Knockdown, which is Airborne’s version of Burnout’s Road Rage: a contest to see which driver can take out the most cars. It just felt a little sticky somehow.Īs far as events go, Airborne contains basic races and a few more creative options. I liked the virtual steering wheel the least, although it worked just fine. Three of them will handle acceleration for you automatically, two of them have you tilting your device to steer, and one of them puts up a little wheel that you drag to move. Once you find the tiny button you need to access the game, though, it’s incredibly fun.Īsphalt 8: Airborne is Burnout for your mobile device.Īirborne has four control schemes that contain different combinations of motion and touch controls.
If I want to pick up where I left off, for example, I’ll hit that little box tucked into the right side of the screen that says, “Career.” Do you see it? The smallest thing on the menu other than the options up at the top? Do you notice that the thing you use to make an in-app purchase to unlock of Season 2 is over three times the size of the thing you use to, you know, play the game?
That’s all good, but how do you make it go?Īirborne’s main menu is crowded and not arranged according to any logic I can identify.
Taken on its own merits, however, I was really impressed with Airborne. This is my first experience with developer Gameloft’s 9-year-old Asphalt series, so I’m not prepared to discuss what has and hasn’t changed from its predecessors.
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