I'll add it to the engine list of things to do, it was requested on android and I gladly obliged, it shouldn't be too much work, it all depends when we plan on doing another update.
Just played the first couple of stages, definitely purchasing the premium... This game is excellent! Great work folks!
Great stuff thanks again! We were actually at the Brighton Develop conference last year with this as one of the top 10 indie games along side Swapquest (which won it I believe), at that point we were Android only. Here is an interview with yours truly, you'll notice how much different the game is now... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMTkzyieIsY ... enjoy
Sweet, thanks! Just downloaded it to my 2013 Nexus 7, gonna check out the controller support there in the meantime.
Good stuff, I had a nexus 7 2013 with really bad touch latency, it was just a bad batch apparently but it really let the game down when I showcased it, definitely plays better on the pad though!
It's a great little tablet but a huge chunk of them were plagued with touchscreen issues, beyond just latency. My first one had a horrible touchscreen but my current one is perfect... had to rely on XDA developers for that though. I love my iPad and my iPhone, but I'm an Android fan at heart. I switch between the iPhone, a Nexus 5, and a 2014 Moto X pretty much daily.
On a gen 5 iPod Touch, it auto set the graphics to low, runs great , I prefer the graphics on medium to get the dust or snow billowing off the car, but it does affect the frame rate, I tried rally cross on medium but it kept crashing. I'm not upset or complaining, just observations. Grabbed the premium upgrade and loving it! Thanks
Great stuff, it certainly plays better on the new devices, I personally don't like it on low either, but with my 1st gen iPad Mini i have no choice Thanks for letting me know about the rally cross crash, probably memory related as its hard to fit the game in memory along side the OS with only 512Mb ram (the download is small, but we actually generate all the terrain and track data, and on some tracks they are quite long and eat up memory!) Thanks again!
I think so, I just did a hard reset and got it to play rally cross on medium, struggled at the end sequence with all the dust, but otherwise ok. Yeah kinda sux that the latest gen of ipod is now quite old tech #
I had lots of probs with my old ipod touch 5, essentially its the same as an iphone 4 isnt it ? Must admit its great seeing everything set to high on my iphone 6 !
I think it's equivalent to the 4S, actually. I can't believe they still haven't updated the damn thing in what, 3 years now? They must not be big sellers at all. But yeah, the 6 is awesome. The larger screen finally addressed my biggest complaint about the iPhone. I still wish they would do something about these massive bezels though.
There is certainly a huge difference between the 4 and 5s, the leap from 5 to 6 didn't seem as noticeable to me in terms of power (but that's probably because it runs at a nice frame rate on the 5s anyway)
I'm quite happy with the initial pickup, It seems quite a lot of people are connecting to the database with Game Center, and i'm starting to see a few more names nearer the top of the world rankings. Great stuff people, remember to spread the word
Only played 3 tracks but I'm really liking this. The retro camera is my style One thing tho, how come this runs fine with high graphics on my 5s but when I play on my retina mini it really struggles on high and I have to turn it down to low for it to run smooth? I'd prefer it on the bigger screen but I really want the dust spray. I'll be buying the unlock when I get home tonight as I do like a good rally game.
You're lucky, I can't get it to run on my retina mini at all. It crashes every time I try to run the game.
The retina mini has about 4x the resolution to deal with compared to the 5s, and practically the same, if not the same, specification of God and cpu (I can't remember off the top of my head) I might add a resolution scale so you can play lower res with gfx detail high still.
