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Top 3 Game Designs of the Week

The very first thing users will notice if they come across any game on the Play Store or the App Store is it’s design.

By
Siddharth Arora

November 17, 2017

The very first thing users will notice if they come across any game on the Play Store or the App Store is it’s design. Given that the most primary requirement for your game to be downloaded and admired my users is it’s design and graphics, so they should be best-in-class.

Just to help you get a brief insight, we did thorough research and checked out the designs of the most popular apps. After careful supervision, we sorted out 3 best ones, which we’re going to mention below. Go ahead and check them out:

Darts of Fury

https://youtu.be/2JdbhTwfUUI

Darts of Fury brings the legendary game of darts on your mobile. Here you can participate in engaging tournaments against other real-time players, win matches to earn rewards, rank your way to the top, and emerge victorious.

The mobile game has already made our designers hooked with it’s brilliant graphics, impressive theme, and intuitive gameplay. They can’t stop praising it.

Horizon Chase

https://youtu.be/RwoAGz3a1Go

Featuring 73 unique tracks and 17 amazing cars, Horizon Chase is an ode to all retro gaming lovers. If you’ve a soft corner for the super hit games of 80s and 90s like Top Gear and Rush, you’ll definitely admire it.

The game’s addictive gameplay, remastered old school graphics, and peppy sound effects are something that will keep you glued to your phone for hours. These are the things which our designers admired the most about the game.

Real Racing 3

https://youtu.be/Hzo7IEUnER4

Real Racing 3 takes car-racing gaming to the next level and offers you a cinematic experience. While participating in gravity defying races at real-world locations, you’ll never feel that you’re playing a game. Instead, it will appear like you’re watching a movie.

Real-time multi-player mode, social leader-board, night racing, and time trials are an added advantage.

According to our designers, game’s realistic graphics and smooth gameplay makes it a sure thing to try.

Which game design did you admire the most? Please let us know in comments.

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Top 3 Game Designs of the Week

The very first thing users will notice if they come across any game on the Play Store or the App Store is it’s design.

By
Siddharth Arora
November 17, 2017
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The very first thing users will notice if they come across any game on the Play Store or the App Store is it’s design. Given that the most primary requirement for your game to be downloaded and admired my users is it’s design and graphics, so they should be best-in-class.

Just to help you get a brief insight, we did thorough research and checked out the designs of the most popular apps. After careful supervision, we sorted out 3 best ones, which we’re going to mention below. Go ahead and check them out:

Darts of Fury

https://youtu.be/2JdbhTwfUUI

Darts of Fury brings the legendary game of darts on your mobile. Here you can participate in engaging tournaments against other real-time players, win matches to earn rewards, rank your way to the top, and emerge victorious.

The mobile game has already made our designers hooked with it’s brilliant graphics, impressive theme, and intuitive gameplay. They can’t stop praising it.

Horizon Chase

https://youtu.be/RwoAGz3a1Go

Featuring 73 unique tracks and 17 amazing cars, Horizon Chase is an ode to all retro gaming lovers. If you’ve a soft corner for the super hit games of 80s and 90s like Top Gear and Rush, you’ll definitely admire it.

The game’s addictive gameplay, remastered old school graphics, and peppy sound effects are something that will keep you glued to your phone for hours. These are the things which our designers admired the most about the game.

Real Racing 3

https://youtu.be/Hzo7IEUnER4

Real Racing 3 takes car-racing gaming to the next level and offers you a cinematic experience. While participating in gravity defying races at real-world locations, you’ll never feel that you’re playing a game. Instead, it will appear like you’re watching a movie.

Real-time multi-player mode, social leader-board, night racing, and time trials are an added advantage.

According to our designers, game’s realistic graphics and smooth gameplay makes it a sure thing to try.

Which game design did you admire the most? Please let us know in comments.

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