Mad Skills BMX
Mad Skills BMX, un jeu de course et de sport développé par Turborilla, est sorti le 16 août 2012 sur iOS. Il s'agit d'un jeu de BMX en vue de côté. La presse a salué son aspect convivial, AppSpy notant que quelques amis sur Facebook suffisent à garantir beaucoup de plaisir, tandis que Vandal a regretté l'absence d'un véritable mode multijoueur ou d'une compatibilité complète avec Game Center, tout en jugeant le titre divertissant et peu onéreux.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« With only a few competitive friends on your Facebook feed you're guaranteed a whole lot of fun from Mad Skills BMX; even without them you'll be hard pressed to beat the AI and unlock the game's secrets. »
« Very few things to complain about. We miss an actual multiplayer mode, or a full Game Center compatibility, but apart from that, it's entertaining, cheap and a universal app. We really think you'll love its offer, so it is definitely worth trying. »
« Learning curve aside, it's one of the most competent competitive racers available on the App Store, and the multiplayer and ghost-racing components will give you considerably more value for money than the majority of the competition will. »
« Much like the Trials series and Mad Skills Motocross, there will be swearing under your breath but also that urge to come back for more. »
« I really, really like Mad Skills BMX, and keeping in mind its challenge and somewhat steep learning curve, I still totally recommend giving it a try. »
« It isn't forgiving, and it forces you to get better, or simply accept your inferiority as a consumer of dirt. The challenge curve will be the direct determinant of whether or not you like the game: either you'll fight through and emerge victorious, or fail often and feel insulted. »
« I liked Mad Skills Motocross, but I can't get into the Swedes' BMX title. While the first races are quite entertaining, the controls are not precise enough for the later challenges. »
« Unrelentingly difficult, Mad Skills BMX doesn't offer up enough fun-shaped rewards to make the slog through its levels worthwhile. »
