Breitling Reno Air Races The Game
SCORE: 84
One of the really cool things about Family
Friendly Gaming is I get to experience things I normally would never
know about. Take Breitling Reno Air Races The Game for example. I had no
idea there was this kind of activity in the real world. I also learned
there is a movie on the event coming soon. These things were all brought
to my attention thanks to some wonderful contact at Bulkypix at E3 2011.
Now I know about it, and I can impart that knowledge upon all ya'll.
The graphics in Breitling Reno Air Races The Game are absolutely
beautiful. From the videos to the real live in game action. The planes
look amazing, and the graphics are awesome. Getting to pick what time of
the day to fly has a real bearing on the graphics. The lower you fly the
faster you go. Try doing that at dawn, or dusk when the ground is harder
to see.
I like the chitter chatter in Breitling Reno Air Races The Game. The
game contains helpful information that can help players fly better. My
one quibble with the sounds is the entrance video. There are some
language issues. Now most of it is beeped out, but I did catch parts of
certain swear words. I did not feel it was needed, especially for a game
that will appeal to children.
Every single time I raced in Breitling Reno Air Races The Game I earned
experience points. As I leveled up I started to unlock additional
content. This is one of the main reasons to replay Breitling Reno Air
Races The Game. This app is also completely free. So you will pay
nothing to play it. There is a lot of content in a free app. There is
also a multiplayer mode, and leaderboards.
I hope they will include updates in the future for Breitling Reno Air
Races The Game. There is only one area I found to race in. Getting to
play it at different times of the day is nice, but it would be even
nicer to go to different locales. The controls involve tilting the
iPhone/iPod Touch. This generally works fine. The one exception is when
you are tilting so far that you can no longer see the screen. Races can
be won or lost with one mistake. It would have been great to be able to
make a mistake, and still win a race - especially on easy mode.
I learned how to fly low to the ground in Breitling Reno Air Races The
Game. I also learned how to make turns in an airplane, and to race a
clean race. I honestly have no idea how I can apply these lessons to my
real life. The nice thing is I now know a little bit more about
Breitling Reno Air Races. I also know that I will never get in an
airplane and do what they do. I kissed the ground too often in the game.
In real life that could be deadly.
- Paul
Graphics: 95%
Sound: 73%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 82%
System: iPhone/iPod Touch
Publisher: Breitling
ESRB Rating: '4+' for 4+
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