- Category: Games
- First released: August 27, 2015
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: Ketchapp
- com.ketchapp.magicriver
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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8 of 15So, this is a good game in the most part. The art is nice, the music is nice, the concept is nice. But it needs fixed. For example, you should be able to pass under docks, bounce off of some rocks (in not head-on collisions) and there should be a zen mode in which you cannot crash, ever. Also, the rock generating needs fixed, as it makes some impossible passes. And one last thing: STOP THE POP UP ADS. They kill you like, EVERY TIME. It’s so annoying. It’s fine for when you die, but not in the MIDDLE OF THE GAME. That’s it!
This is my favorite game from a long time ago but now on the newest iPhone it gets laggy for no reason. Pausing it and restarting is a temporary fix, but it’ll start lagging again in a few seconds, I don’t wanna have to keep pressing the pause button every three seconds. Also, the animations on the red bird character are still messed up, which makes it impossible to tell if it’ll hit a rock because of how the model is positioned compared to the hit box.
It’s very fun it my favorite game but adds pop up in the middle in the game and I die but everything else is good
This game is so bad it is glitchy and always has adds when you are in front of an obstacle.I HATE IT!
Ads pop up in the middle of playing and make you die. Extremely frustrating. You will throw your phone out a window playing this game.
The problem is the amount of pop up ads. I can’t play a game without an ad appearing WHILE IM RACING, and it kills you. There are much better games that don’t have ads that pop up all the time, go for one of those instead. It’s not an enjoyable enough game to make all the ads worth it.
It’s really great and addicting but the adds in the middle of the game make you lose and it’s very annoying
The game is broken after 290.
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