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Sometimes game development just doesn't go as planned. New challenges appear, deadlines are pushed back, and entire projects can end up scrapped. In the case of Protoxide: Death Race, it seemed for a long time like it was dead in the water. Now all of a sudden this title has appeared in the Play Store after about a year and a half of waiting. But if you're in the mood for heavily armed hovercraft, look no further.

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This title invites you to race around the track, grabbing power ups and taking out the competition. There are multiple game modes, including campaigns and free-for-all multiplayer combat. You also get 16 unique tracks across four different environments.

If this game had come out even a year ago, it would have been a top-tier game in the graphics department. Now it might be a little behind the times. Not to say it looks bad, though. If you want to see what all the waiting was about, Protoxide: Death Race is only $0.99.

Protoxide: Death Race

Download Protoxide: Death Race from Google Play
QR code for https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.herocraft.game.protoxide
Ryan Whitwam
Ryan is a freelance tech writer, skeptic, lover of all things electronic, and Android fan. In his spare time he reads golden-age sci-fi and sleeps, but rarely at the same time. His wife tolerates him as few would.

  • http://www.Nave360.com Sebastian Gorgon

    It does indeed look horrible, even if it was released a year ago it still would have been bad!

  • GraveUypo

    i think you meant 3 years ago.

  • spydie

    looks sucky... no differential steering like other cheap racing games... it's either "full-on" or "full-off"... steering locked all the way to the right/left or straight ahead. Those kinds of games are hard to steer.

  • Mix

    With an unreal or unity graphics engine this would be a certain hit these days. These Wipeout type of games have always been really fun to play anytime anywhere.

  • bob

    Apparently not compatible with the Nexus 10. What a surprise.