RedLynx and Chillingo Announce the Release of DrawRace 2
RedLynx and Chillingo have announced the release of DrawRace 2: Racing Evolved for the iPhone and iPad. “This release brings the DrawRace franchise into the forefront of must-play racing games for the iOS platform,” said Atte Ilvessuo, co-founder of RedLynx and executive producer of DrawRace 2.
With realistic physics, an improved touch-based racing mechanic, 32 different gorgeous 3D tracks, 16 different cars, hot-seat multiplayer, Friend Challenges, and much more, DrawRace 2: Racing Evolved is the most unique racing experience on mobile platforms today.
“DrawRace 2 is a stunning game that carefully blends line drawing fun with realistic racing moves and challenges players to cross the finish line using just the right skills,” explains Chris Byatte, Co-General Manager of Chillingo. “RedLynx’s development expertise shines throughout DrawRace 2 and we are thrilled to publish this highly anticipated title for the App Store.”
Key features of DrawRace 2 include:
- Unique, touch-based racing controls
- Gorgeously detailed 3D tracks
- Realistic car physics with 16 unique cars
- Massive Single Player Campaign
- 180 Career Challenges: 60 Races with 3 levels of opponents
- New Gymkhana skill game
- 3D ramps, slopes and tilted tracks
- 5 Distinct League Types: Stock Car, Formula, Rally, Arctic Rally and V12 Supercars
- 32 diverse, 3D race tracks
- Perfect your driving line with new Turbo Boost feature
- New ‘World League’ provides 4 global showdowns every day
- Battle your buddies with Friend Challenge
- Hot seat multiplayer game mode with 2 to 4 cars
- From the developers of Trials HD and MotoHeroz
DrawRace 2 is the successor to the critically-acclaimed DrawRace game, an award-winning title in its own right with more than two million players. The game is available right now on the iTunes App Store, just click here to get it.
Martin Baker
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