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Red Bull Augmented Racing Reloaded

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Red Bull Augmented Racing Reloaded
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • Free
  • Category: Games
  • Versions: 1 archived
  • Installable: 1 of 1
  • Availability: Removed from the App Store
  • Seller: Red Bull

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.

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1.5.1
Requires iOS 3.1.3+
Retina (iPhone only)
55.4 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
September 7, 2012 — — 92 Free

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Archived Reviews

8 of 15
Face book hater
     
by Psy Freak · August 31, 2013

I like this app not because of one thing "facebook".i mean c'mon really if i play one more game and i sign in to facebook my aunt will yell at me and it won't be good.and if you like this game and you do course creator and your mom or dad will not let you play on a game with facebook you do what i do

A few problems
     
by hershe1 · January 20, 2013

There are two thing thats either should be fixed or added y'all should remove the laps on the top left and put a map and then put the laps under it.The other problems is i hate when i hit a wall and i lose control and start bouncing around to wall to wall fix that please so you have a pit to but other then that i game is great 5 star

Error!
     
by Jake727273748 · July 23, 2013

There is a lot of errors!please fix...other than that this game is the best

Meh
     
by yeggog · January 4, 2014

Red Bull's not exactly a brand I'm a fan of. Watching Formula One is a pretty tedious process when you know from the start who's going to win, and that's just the start of an extensive list of reasons not to be particularly fond of them. That said, the mere ability to create your own tracks excited me, enough to want to download the app. Now, I know that the Facebook connectivity is there to allow you to share your tracks. But why should it be required to make them to start with? I guess it's considered that everyone has a Facebook account, but what about the possibility that there's still one person on Earth who actually doesn't? Shocking to think, I know. OK, what about the default tracks? Well, the American GP track, Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, is fully licensed and is in the game. Problem is, bizarrely, two laps equals one lap. I don't know why, but I guess it works to extend the race. Then there's an obvious recreation of Spa-Francorchamps, the Belgian GP circuit, which seems backwards or something, I don't know, I couldn't really pinpoint specific areas of the track. I couldn't really tell what part of it was actually supposed to be Eau Rouge, for instance. Oh, and it's listed as Germany for some reason. Then there's a remake of the Monaco GP circuit, which is actually fairly accurate barring a few missed corners. Oh, and this one's called Italy. That and the Belgium-Germany thing would be fine, since they're not actually licensed to start with. But the next track is called... Monaco. And it's a clone of an earlier track I neglected to mention. Said track seems to, weirdly, recreate a different part of the Monaco circuit, but a much smaller part if it. And that's it. I'm still annoyed that I need Facebook just to make tracks. Oh, and the racing is weird. Hitting a wall makes the car bounce off it. Same with hitting other cars. Driving on grass is the same as driving on asphalt. And it's possible to take sharp corners at 300 km/h. A speed, about 180 mph for the metric system-impaired, of which you reach in an incredibly short amount of time. I'm not one to whine about racing games not being completely realistic, but this is a bit awkward, and frankly, bad. I also didn't mention that the car likes to drive underneath the ground. Its in-game model actually clips through the ground, instead driving on a random layer of road below what's visible. There's other problems as well, for example the inability to hold the screen the opposite way (not portrait, but the opposite way in landscape, where the home button is on the right instead of the default left) so your hand doesn't block the speaker. On the newest iPod Touch, blocking said speaker basically mutes the sound entirely. A very un-Steve Jobs design fault, but anyway I'm reviewing the game and not the device it's played on. Basically, final verdict is that, like the second half of the 2013 F1 Season, Red Bull has made quite a disappointment.

Incredible Racing Game
     
by Steph Berlic · May 13, 2013

I love playing this game!! It's the best!

HORRIBLE
     
by Mtouse48 · August 13, 2014

GET RID OF USING FACEBOOK ACCOUNTS i dont have one so i cant make a course without one get rid of that feature

Ok
     
by Bob356092 · July 15, 2014

Not great but not horrible

Glitch
     
by Furlz14285731415927 · March 17, 2013

This game has a serious glitch that you should fix. When I choose to race in my circuits, my car appears in a city and there are no roads. I can't start my car to go forward and neither backward. On the top left corner of the screen, it says that I am player 0. I wish I can send a picture to prove the glitch and problem. Everything else is very good. The graphics are good.

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