Hellrider 3

A beautiful addition to racing games. Similar to temple run, the player drives his motorcycle down a linear path avoiding obstacles and fighting enemies. The player can freely drive his/her motorcycle. The game does not limit you to switching lanes like other similar games. There is a variety of enemies and obstacles to make the game not feel as repetitive. The game does not continue increasing the speed, instead implement harder challenges. Upgrading your equipment doesn’t feel necessary but watching ads for lives are required for the sake of progress. Overall, it’s a fun beautiful game.

I’ve played this game for a bit now and haven’t had a forced ad break yet. The graphics and game design are amazing for a mobile game, let alone a free one and they don’t force ads or purchases on you like other popular “free” games. They incentivize ads rarely. Overall a great game with a very fresh and fun arcade style with no hindering revenue ploys like constant buyable pack notifications or forced ads.

This game is by far my favorite mobile game ever! It is filled with action and it never gets old! If this game would cost money, I would buy it anyway! It is so much fun to just drive around with flashy cartoony graphics, and do wheelies! Not to mention the fact that there are so many customization options for you , it is just insane. 10/10

Got to 5-3 and now I’m stuck because the boss fights are way too long requiring you to deal insane amounts of damage in a very very long fight while having only 1 heart. The health packs are way too rare to the point where they probably don’t exist and when they do show up in game I’m never injured during that time period. I do somewhat like the game but so far I cannot make any progression due to the insane difficulty spike.

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Alright game so far. Will be deleting the game shortly due to the large amount of personal data from my device they collect and sell to third party companies. Many companies do this but they often give you some way to opt out of some or most of it. I understand why, they want to be able to provide a free game without inundating players with ads. I would much prefer to pay a few bucks for the game though. Unfortunate, because I was wanting to play a bit more.