Tuner Life Online Drag Racing Online

Under rating threshold I love this game, and had the Kreds to spend. But as a few people have mentioned without Kreds you get no where, and in all honesty I felt kind of ripped off slightly after spending Kreds to get things you would expect to be part of the game usually. Thins like Energy to play against opponents which are clearly AI (Anna Chocolate). Fantastic Game, However 3 Suggestions.1. Less reliance on Kreds. (Have computer races which are less money or rep but take no energy)2. Selection of customizables which don't require Gold, and larger range for Gold items, to justify spending Kreds to have something truly unique.3.

Tuner Life Online Drag Racing is a Single-player and Multiplayer Racing Simulation developed and published by Tuner Life for Android and iOS.

More Customizations. (Paint Vinyls, Neons, Spoilers, Tint. ETC)This game could be one of the best on Kong, IF it has users to challenge, and you wont keep users unless some small changes are made.

So far Good Game, Nice Menus, FANTASTIC music,can't wait to see if you guys update it and make it even better. Under rating threshold This game looks nice, but doesn't seem to live up to its potential. The prices for both gold and items seem quite high. The kred/gold/silver ratios are way skewed, as 200 gives 110 gold (.55 per kred) while 950 gives 510 gold (only.537 per kred). Encourage larger purchases, not punish them.

Buying the cheapest gold car costs more than $10? Heck, a toolbox to speed up a 30 minute upgrade costs over a dollar. That's a bit absurd in my opinion, but maybe other players will think otherwise. Not only are things expensive, but the fact that you can buy horsepower increases that seem VERY significant means that the game will probably be the 'money is everything' type. On the plus side, the graphics look great and the music is awesome - hearing 'Get Busy Child' and 'Already over now' once the game loaded was certainly a nice surprise. I'd throw 5 bucks in to enjoy the game for an hour or two. If the prices weren't so high.

This game has potential, but you've got a lot to fix. Under rating threshold In regards to the execution of the game: Kong is a platform of majority free to play games, 'xx,xxx online playing xx,xxx free games!' The game logic ideally should be towards fun, not realism in most cases.

The gameplay should ideally be rewarding, which at the present it is not. Interaction with the community should be promoted as a communication activity and nothing else.

The reliability of the player paying to progress completely tramples the medium that Kong is built on. 'People playing free games'. Under rating threshold Can I offer some suggestions?Make it more clear which upgrades “stack” and which ones replace previous ones.Make it more clear that upgrades make you more likely to win a race.

Currently, I feel like it’s a coin flip whether I get an inferior opponent or unbeatable one. Upgrades don’t seem to give me an edge.Add a Hurst Shifter upgrade so I’m less likely to miss shifts.Perhaps add a Dynomometer Room so I can map my horsepower curve and discover the optimum shift point.

Race against real time opponents in this fun drag racing game where reaction timing is everything. Buy new cars and customize them to give yourself a serious edge during the race. Earn achievements and build up your reputation as the finest drag racer in town. Tuner Life is a Facebook based drag racing game that sticks to the traditional concepts of drag racing games and provides you the full experience without anything extra added or anything taken out of it. Expect pure fast paced drag racing without anything holding you back as you work your way up the ranks to prove yourself as one of the very best racers around.

As you start the game out you’ll be given a fair sum of money to get started with and you’ll be asked to buy a starting car. Once you have your car you’ll be taken to your first ever drag race. There’s no actual tutorial in the game since the keys aren’t really that hard to get the hang of and there aren’t any complex gameplay mechanics to advise the players of so it’s fairly easy to get into the game.

Although if the circumstance occurs where you can’t seem to figure out the controls of the game then the game has this covered as well because there will be an option at the bottom of the screen that displays the control scheme when you click it. In terms of gameplay, Tuner Life functions like a pretty standard drag racing game. You start each race out by shifting to the first gear and then accelerating.

Your performance in each race depends upon your reaction timings, basically how quickly you shift gears when the time comes for it. Other than this there’s also the nitrous function that you’ll have to equip separately on your cars which gives you a huge burst of speed during the race but bear in mind that it can only be used once every race so it’s wise to wait until the perfect time to use it instead of just burning it all at the start of the race. One rather weird but definitely good thing about Tuner Life is that it randomly keeps on giving you free things for no reason whatsoever. You’ll be playing races and then all of a sudden you’ll be informed that you randomly got ‘x’ item.

While the gameplay of Tuner Life is great, it falls a bit short in the graphics area. The races are 2D and the backgrounds shown during the race are rather uninspiring. There’s no music played behind the races either so the game seems rather dull in terms of presentation and graphics. As for micro-transactions you’ll be able to purchase the in-game currency for real world money in Tuner Life that you can in turn use to buy car upgrades from the shop such as nitrous kits. Tuner Life is a game that might not look like the best out there but it more than makes up for it with its great reaction time based gameplay.