Play through all stages before the timer hits "zero." This is a great feature if you are short on time and want to do a quick race. The computer automatically selects a random car and track. Complete all the races/cups which increase in difficulty as the game progresses. This continues until there is only one car remaining. After each lap is completed, the player in the last position is eliminated from the race. Try to make the fastest lap with the car and track you have selected. Some items scattered through the track can do bad instead of good (damage your car) so watch out! In the options menu, you can tell the game to automatically use boost as you pick it up. Press the boost button (on the right side of the screen) to give your car a limited speed boost. Each time you pick up some boost, it fills up your boost-meter. The tracks provide boost, cash and armor for your car. You can spend money to upgrade parts, but you can also customize the look of the car. This is one of the areas where this game really shines. There are many car upgrades and cars in this game, which adds greatly to the replay value. It's important to pick up as much cash as possible because your competition is constantly stepping it up (in career mode). You can use that money to upgrade your car or buy a new one. You can earn money by picking up cash scattered throughout the track. Also, you can upgrade to better cars with much better handling later in the game. These seem to work very well if you don't like steering with the accelerometer. If you have the latest version of the game, there's an option for virtual controls on the screen. If you find the controls too sensitive, you can adjust the accelerometer sensitivity in the options menu. You simply tilt your phone to the left or right to steer your car. Controlling your car is pretty easy to get used to with the accelerometer. The controls are simple: automatic gas is a default setting, so you don't have to worry about anything other than steering (using the accelerometer) and braking when necessary. There's also an options menu which allows you to adjust accelerometer sensitivity, turn on/off the auto boost feature and adjust brake power. We'll talk more about the various gameplay modes later in the review. These include time attack, survival, instant race, arcade, multiplayer and career mode. From here, you can select from a variety of gameplay modes. When the game starts up, you are presented with the game's main menu.
* Accelerometer controls can feel a little awkward at times This is a fun and addictive title that brings the old-school arcade racing experience to the mobile phone.
The tracks provide Mario-Kart-style upgrades such as speed boosts and armor upgrades. The graphics are vibrant and the environments are full of character. Raging Thunder 2 by Polarbit is an arcade-style racing game for the Android Platform.
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