Hill Climb Racing 2

Pros

• Fun but challenging game mechanics
• Lots of customization options for your car and driver
• Weekly missions to change how you play

Cons

• Mechanics are frustrating at first
• Few cars and drivers at the beginning

Hill Climb Racing 2 is a physics-based racing game where you have to keep your car steady through rough and rocky terrain. Your car will do its best to tip over and you must keep it straight to reach the finish line. There are many cars to choose from, like tanks and buses, and many customization options for your drivers. There are also weekly missions to help you win even more in-game currency and items.

Primary Features

Hill Climb Racing 2 is a racing game where the hardest part isn't beating your opponent, but mastering the terrain and keeping your vehicle straight. This is one of those games where your car will easily tip over from the slightest bump. You have to control acceleration, angle and all other aspects of your car to keep it going. While going slow keeps you steady, you have other drivers to worry about. You need to win to move on and the other drivers are highly competitive.

There are plenty of tracks to choose from and each one is different. Getting to know the terrain and controls are essential to getting in first place. You'll find tracks with desert environments, snowy landscapes and rocky mountains. You have to put in the time and effort in order to bring home the gold.

Customization Options

You'll find a lot of customization options here. The main thing you'll notice is your vehicle. There are many customization options for this and tons of different cars. You can choose from a truck, school bus, tank, sports car, tractor and much more. You can also change the driver.

Unlike other physics-based racing games, you can see the driver and change him or her to match your preferences. You can make your driver look like a viking, alien, post-apocalyptic survivor, stunt driver and much more. There are also accessories that you can mix and match.

On top of that, there are upgrades you can buy with in-game currency to go faster, have an easier time balancing your vehicle and much more. This makes your climb to the top a little easier.

Gravity

By default, the game uses normal gravity and that's challenging enough. If you're looking to mix things up, then try the Low-Gravity Mode. This makes your car really fly high in the air and makes all bumps much more challenging. It's a fun mechanic that will switch up how you play the game.

Weekly Missions

There is a rotating roster of weekly missions that you can participate in. These missions make you do things a little differently, like collecting enough coins, making enough jumps or doing activities other than conventional racing. You'll often win in-game currency or accessories for your characters.

Pros

• Fun but challenging game mechanics
• Lots of customization options for your car and driver
• Weekly missions to change how you play

Cons

• Mechanics are frustrating at first
• Few cars and drivers at the beginning