Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Horizon Chase will finally be coming to Android later this month

Published on Monday, 16 November 2015 11:32

Set to be released by Aquiris Game Studio, Horizon Chase is finally coming to Android. The game takes inspiration from more classic racing games that were in the 8- or 16-bit eras, and uses a "reinvented" 16-bit style for its graphics. According to the developers, "We chose to look for the simplicity and beauty of a low poly technique for the visual aspect of the game. The usage of secondary and complementary colors result in a unique and harmonic atmosphere that clearly portrays the game's retro soul on a completely modern body."

In Horizon Chase, players will your the world, racing in a variety of cups. Players will look to upgrade their race cars, as well as replace them with better models, in order to keep up with the competition; the game features a total of sixteen cars. The soundtrack was done by Barry Leitch, who's known for Turbo Challenge 2, Rush, and the SNES' Top Gear. The soundtrack is an upbeat and techno-based score, so I suspect that it will fit the feel of the game. The game features seven different control schemes, so players should be able to find a control scheme to their liking, and should cover everything between Bluetooth controllers and accelerometer.

Horizon Chase Features:

- Classic Arcade Gameplay.
- 16-Bit Graphics Reinvented.
- Barry Leitch's Soundtrack.
- Compete Against Friends.
- No In-App Purchase.
- 16 Unlockable Cars.
- Car Upgrading
- 8 Cups, 32 Cities, 73 Tracks
- Diverse Weather Changes
- 7 Input Methods (MFi Gamepad Compatibility)

Horizon Chase allows players to try the game before purchasing. Players will be able to play five of the eight circuits before purchasing. For those that like the game and want to purchase it, here's what you'll be in for: USD$2.99, EUR€2.99, CAD$2.99, GB £2.99. Horizon Chase will be available on November 19th. You can check out the game's trailer for Android in the video below.

Ryan Ballard
Ryan Ballard - Having jumped onto Android from the burning wreckage known as Palm OS in Nov of 2009 with the original Motorola Droid, Ryan has been a fan of gaming on Android. Beyond that, most any other platform will serve (PC, PS3, SNES, tabletop, CCG, etc). Outside of gaming, he appreciates heavy metal, and super-hot Buffalo wings. He's married with two kids.
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