Switching off my WiFi and mobile data solved the issue, but it also meant I wasn’t able to try their multiplayer offerings which I really wanted to.Įven worse than that is that when my game was interrupted by a call, it wouldn’t save state.
Before giving up, I decided to check the log and it appeared that the game had some sort of network issues which were causing the game to crash.
It’s not a common issue, though I saw a thread or two about it online, so I was under the impression that it had to do with the ROM my HTC One X is running. The number of times this game crashed on me is INSANE. Unfortunately, I’d love to have played the game some more to be able to say more good stuff about it, but… The Bad And for the first time ever, I found a racing game whose on-screen steering wheel control didn’t suck. This is a game that you would enjoy hooking up to your TV with HDMI out, and playing with a controller like Moga (it is also NVIDIA Shield compatible). I particularly love the hot-air balloons that you can see at the starting line of Iceland. The tracks are really good, with each offering their own unique challenges and visuals. It’s not memorable, like Test Drive 6’s “Leave You Far Behind” by Lunatic Calm, but it isn’t cringeworthy. The visuals are really, really good, and the Asphalt series is one of the rare mobile games to feature half-decent music. In a lot of ways, the game lived up to my expectations. Based on what we saw at the new Nexus 7 launch, I was genuinely excited. Most Gameloft games just suck, but they usually manage to do a decent job with the Asphalt franchise. It has been far too long since I did something purely out of self-interest like that.įact is, I really wanted to play Asphalt 8. I had the perfect plan: a lazy weekend spent doing nothing but playing video games, enjoy one of the few days of good weather here in New Delhi, and pig out on some decent, unhealthy fast food. The base game itself is free, although there are in-app purchases available for custom kits and other additions.First things first, this post was supposed to be ready on Sunday. There's even a drift mode for those interested in driving sideways. REVAMPED MULTIPLAYER EVENTS: Now you can compete against up to 12 players, instead of 8, in more challenging events for more pumped-up rewards.įor those new to the game, Asphalt 8: Airborne features over 180 events across several categories. Stay tuned and compete in special Time-Limited Events to unlock them before anyone else!ĮXCLUSIVE DECALS: Show off your unique style with these new custom options. NEW LOCATION: Master the island of Tenerife, from its tropical beaches to its breathtaking mountains and untamed wilderness, on 4 intense new tracks!Ĩ NEW CARS: The Lamborghini Aventador, Audi R8 LMS Ultra and 6 more heart-thumping vehicles are coming over the next few weeks. Here's what's new in the update, according to the changelog on the Windows Phone Store:
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