09
Feb
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One game I absolutely loved on iOS was Jet Car Stunts. In my eyes, the game was both addicting and a pleasure to look at graphically. It was because of this that I became extremely excited a few months ago when I heard that Jet Car Stunts was going to launch on Android.

Having now played Jet Car Stunts for quite some time, I jumped at the chance to interview True Axis' Luke Ryan, the man who worked on bringing the game to Android. In our time together, I got a chance to ask him about True Axis' plans for Android and how he liked developing for the OS so far.

09
Jan
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Having just released the full version of Jet Car Stunts, mobile game development company True Axis also decided to release a demo version of the game, aka Jet Car Stunts Lite (currently live in the Market). Like the full version, the lite version features OpenFeint compatibility and gives users the ability to make huge jumps and fly through the air doing crazy stunts. For those who aren't familiar with the game, it’s a 3D driving sensation where your opponents are not other players, but the tracks. As a fan of the game, I can tell you that it is very addictive and extremely fun. 

This version includes:

  • 8 new levels not found in the regular version
  • Responsive accelerometer controls
  • Great crashes
  • 36 unique and 'insane' tracks
  • Multiple play modes
  • Jet assisted drift landing
  • Half car and half jet means you'll have in-air controls
  • Online leader boards and achievements with OpenFeint
  • Upload replays with your best times

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For anyone who wants to try the game before buying it, this is a great opportunity.