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The racing game that run through the future world in the anti-gravity machines.
The racing game that run through the future world in the anti-gravity machines.You can experience the overwhelming speed and realistic motion.--- Beautiful visuals and powerful sounds- Anyone can enjoy simple operation- 10 unique machines- 35 wide variety of courses- 3 of the game rules--RAINGRAPHhttps://sites.google.com/view/raingraph
The racing game that run through the future world in the anti-gravity machines.You can experience the overwhelming speed and realistic motion.--- Beautiful visuals and powerful sounds- Anyone can enjoy simple operation- 10 unique machines- 35 wide variety of courses- 3 of the game rules--RAINGRAPHhttps://sites.google.com/view/raingraph
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Update the game there is no support to it since 2017 add more contents and features
Good racing game.
Fans of classic Wipeout will like this. Gets enjoyably challenging after about 10 races. There's not many features like weapons, powerups, or even brakes, but it's got good core racing gameplay where it counts.
This is a pretty good game with almost lack of everything, first of all the controls are very responsive but also there is no slowdown button, so you are always going on full speed, and not a single mode is interesting to play, mad men you are just really bad and the game modes are not quite fun they're also extremely boring, the only thing this game have is great is that soundtracks, it can be really big and better if you guys put interesting game mods and make the interference much better
Nice game
Mmmm nothing special
Fun fast looking!
Amazing Game 😁
God concept but still a little tough around the edges. Navigation buttons don't seem to always respond. Pause and then start and the button no longer appear.
Works well so far on my Note 8. Takes a bit getting used to. Wish it had option for using orientation (not sure the right terminology but you get the odea) vs just screen touch when racing. I hope that makes sense. Of note, hasn't been updated since 12/2020. Just an FYI.