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Races are generally filled with pick-ups. Crates litter the tracks, which do double duty, slowing racers down if they hit them but dispensing things like money, nitro boosts and ammo refills if they’re destroyed. Also mixed throughout the tracks are parts to new weapons and cars that you can collect in order to unlock new upgrades.

Your car is equipped with a light machine gun that you always have access to, and in this firs trace, it’s all you have. It slowly does damage to enemy racers, all of whom have a life bar hovering over their cars as you race. Put enough rounds into them and they’ll catch fire and drop out of the race — take too much damage yourself and you’ll explode similarly, getting kicked out to the start screen to choose another event.

Each race includes four computer-controlled racers that are all driving the other unlockable car types, plus a named boss racer. The boss is substantially better than the other racers, and it’ll be rare that he or she doesn’t take the top spot in each event, especially early on. Among the bosses are characters like Barry Wheeler of Remedy’s , Duke Nukem and John Gore from the popular iOS game Minigore.

Controls in Death Rally are beautifully simple. You pick your car at the outset — starting with a quick but thinly armored offering — then choose a race, all of which have an outlined difficulty. Then you’re racing; Death Rally’s events all load ludicrously quickly, kicking you into a six-racer event within seconds.

Death Rally (IPhone [Reviewed], PC)

It has been 15 years, and Remedy has returned missile launchers to the sides of Death Rally cars, only this time, it’s on a different platform. The company has re-relased Death Rally on , with updated graphics that support the former’s Retina display, touch controls, and support from Apple’s online Game Center network. The whole experience is solid and a lot of fun, although on the whole, Death Rally gets a little bit repetitive after about 10 minutes.

Back in 1996, Remedy Entertainment hit the game development scene with , a top-down PC racer with guns. It was a good time, and Remedy went on to do more cool things because of its success: namely, .

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Death Rally iOS Review | GameFront