Users who love listening to their favorite music as they zoom past opponents on racing tracks have a reason to rejoice as a new app allows them to do just that with upbeat integration. AvatarLabs has uniquely crafted the all new Rhythm Racer 2 application for such music and racing enthusiasts. The app leverages on the positive of both music and racing. The latest offering from AvatarLabs is especially designed for iPhone users.
The rocking racing app brings the best of the platinum artists and 3D worlds. The game touts on taking the combination of music and racing to a completely new zenith. It also features free songs by Parry Gripp, Ordinary Peoples and “Fire Away” by Kill the Alarm. Furthering its commitment of providing users with the best of both worlds, the app will proffer various still to be declared premium artists for sale through in-app purchases coming in the following weeks. The initial premium packs consist of bands such as The Crystal Method, Filter and Boston to boost up players’ adrenalin.
“We listened to the more than quarter million fans who downloaded the original Rhythm Racer app and craved more music and more features,” remarks Rex Cook, CEO and founder of AvatarLabs. “Rhythm Racer 2 and Rhythm Racer 2 HD for iPad deliver on all levels, offering more free music and more music overall, from both independent and platinum artists.”
The Rhythm Racer 2 app carries the same action-packed hi-speed racing experience that has been enjoyed previously by the original Rhythm Racer fans. The game has pumped up its offering by adding in higher musical integration. Thus, it ties up the scoring and progress of the player to the music in a more enhanced manner as compared to the older version.
The Rhythm Racer 2 HD is a customized version for the iPad that leverages the device’s processing prowess, innovative display and other features to augment the total gaming experience. The game employs easy-to-use controls which enable simpler navigation during the various difficulty levels like the Practice Pro and the Master. On tilting the device, users can steer the vehicle by turning it left or right.
The user must pickup power spheres and hit on as many jumps as possible. However, if users miss out on a sphere, the volume of the game reduces. In order to keep the music going, they must recover quickly and try to get a streak and publish a high score. The application features OpenFeint that provides a simple way to keep a track of global and local high scores. This feature also empowers users to post scores and achievements to social networks and compare them with other rhythm racers.
The Rhythm Racer 2 for the iPhone can now be downloaded free of charge from the Apple App Store.