Asphalt 8: Airborne - Fun Real Car Racing Game review

Asphalt 8 is a quality online racing game from Gameloft studio, available on PC, Android, and iOS. Here you will pass a career in races against bots, fight for prizes in promotions, pump racing cars and participate in ranked races against other players.

In Asphalt 8 game everything is done at the highest level: graphics, shaders, special effects. But the coolest thing in this game is the music. Each race will be accompanied by one of the many high-quality soundtracks. 

Asphalt 8 is a racing arcade full of drive and spectacular tracks with memorable competitive modes, a serious collection of sports cars, and unique stunts that turn every single race into a work of art. The focus is on the roar of engines, the squeal of tires, and sights flying by.

The laws of physics are a thing of the past. Here, race cars soar into the sky, smashing the scenery around them and flipping upside down almost nonstop. You can twist them around their axis, ram opponents, and even jump on top of them. For each successful stunt, the nitrometer will be replenished and you will get an advantage in the race.

Multiplayer modes are the reason to have fun after 10-12 hours of driving on the tracks against artificial intelligence. When the skill becomes enough, it is worth challenging the top-level drivers.

The developers approached the racing confrontations thoroughly. In addition to the classic career with opening tracks, there are local duels with friends over Wi-Fi and quick races with random opponents found on the network. There are also daily challenges and battles for titles and achievements, as well as "special rules" that change the course of each race. To win, you'll have to avoid damage and abandon nitro on the way to the finish line!

Competition in Asphalt 8 is presented in classical formats - provided the circular race and sprints with the only goal - to reach the finish line faster than competitors. In addition to single races - as part of the career, daily tests and additional assignments - are also available multiplayer duels, including drifting. And, as practice suggests, to get to the titles at once can not even professionals and grandmasters - have long to develop skills and even memorize the turns on specific routes.

Filled with drive races in the arcade Asphalt 8 unfold and in cramped city streets with neon signs and soaring into the sky shopping malls, and far beyond residential areas - in the Nevada desert with remote canyons and tangled highways. Looking around the world has never been more common in the Asphalt series. And it's not even about the number of details that have appeared (although the scenery increasingly makes you react to falling containers or planes taking off in front of the hood), but the additional routes and exits that merge with the environment.

In addition to the emphasized expressive universe, the series has acquired and special effects. The screen is filled with splashing water, posts and fences are torn apart and accidentally knocked down trees are turned into splinters. Even the damage became more realistic - the brought-down enemy cars are without wheels, but with broken hoods and blown-out windshields.