Craft Control

The game is simple but you will spent a lot of time on it. not bad!!

If you enjoy playing drawing games, craft control is a must try. Great graphics, nice controls. I play it every day.

This game rocks hard! This continues the Istom series of games (Plane Control and Desert Rally) with the same basic concept of routing vehicles to their color coded destinations (often with multiple checkpoints) until they reach their destination and disappear. This time your doing it in a variety of small boats (sailing boats, speed boats, and little yachts to name a few). Even though this takes place in the water on 4 different maps, it almost keeps a sense of Desert Rally's off road fun via sand banks (you can travel over some of them with just a slight slow down but trying to cut it too close to land can get you stuck). You also have the added challenge of fast moving big ships out of your control you'll need to be sure to avoid (even before they come on screen you'll see the route they'll be taking on screen and can plan accordingly to avoid). Unlike the previous games in this series, this time around it's all about the money! Having your ships quickly hit their waypoints nets you cash and points whereas running aground and or running into other ships will deduct cash (thankfully not points which can only go up but I'm not sure what happens if you completely run out of cash). What is the point of all of this cash? Every so often the game will give you the opportunity to buy upgrades. Beyond the real classic stuff like extra lives (you lose one life with each crash) and speeding up your craft are some more clever cash related ones like Insurance (only pay a small fraction of the penalty for a crash) or a Loyalty Card (get all future upgrades at a 20% discount). Once you have finally gone through all of your lives you'll receive an end score of all of your points plus your current cash (although this is usually minimal to nothing for me after I've paid all of my crash fines). The game also speaks of random events that might give you opportunity for more cash. I think I saw one of these where one ship was given a route with 8 checkpoints (previously I'd never seen a ship given more than 3)! I wasn't able to complete this "quest" so I'm not sure what the end prize would have been but it was a fun change of pace.

Great game. Simple controls, good graphics, good sound .... Addictive game. It is the "Flight Control" of the seas. I hope that the dev add the Game Center (especially the achievements).

There is something worth playing in this game, although I do have some complaints. There should be some sort of difficulty setting because the game can get quite hectic and disorienting pretty quickly, especially if its your first time playing. The devs should also consider tweaking the upgrades so that some of them can be kept from level to level instead of all of them starting from zero at each level like that there'll be more reason to buy the upgrades and the game becomes something more than just getting a higher score. Other than that this game is definitely worth that dollar!

The game play is a little confusing, but I'm new to this whole "Line Drawing" thing. The graphics are great, the scale of the ships/boats is good, overall the look of the game is excellent!!!

First off I like line drawing games, this ones no exception :) I also LOVE games with upgrades, line drawing game + upgradable aspects = win in my book.

Has potential to be a little gem in the sea of line drawing games, but developer needs to slow down the pace of boats when starting. Would be much more fun with a gradual increase. Also, the colors need to be tweaked to be able to tell quickly where a boat needs to go. I know a symbol flashes, but it's really hard to see. It would be a great little game, but too much going on too soon makes one loose control too fast!