Top 5 Best Mobile Game Vehicles

Vehicles are critical part of adventurous games. Users like to drive them in real as well as in virtual world. Whether it’s a real world or in-game world, at both places, users prefer for vehicles with best controls for safe and enjoyable driving. In real life, you have your own choice, but in virtual world, you are furnished with the vehicles of game makers’ choice.

From a massive collection of vehicles in mobile game world, we have listed here 5 of the best vehicles that users consider as a gift from mobile game makers. These vehicles are best known for their sharp in-game controls.

Asphalt 8 Airborne: Lamborghini Sesto Elemento

Asphalt 8 Airbone is the top racing game with great reviews and ratings from 1+ million fans. And why not it should be as it serves users with luxurious dream cars like Lamborghini Veneno, Bugatti Veyron, Ferrari FXX, etc.

From the huge list of cars within game, the favourite one of users is: Lamborghini Sesto Elemento. This is the only car every user is trying to buy with its in-game credits. No other car within game possesses performance like this one. This car has highest chances to win because of its high speed acceleration power and great controls. It can jump high enough to cross a water gap between one bridge to other. Beating other vehicles is a child’s play for this car. At multiplayer mode, Lamborghini is the all-time winner car.

Gunship Battle: Dragon Assault Ship

Gunship battle is one of the popular air combat mobile game. You are playing a role of pilot driving different types of helicopters in each mission.

While playing Gunship Battle, the helicopter that caught my attention the most is Dragon Assault Ship. This helicopter or airship looks similar to the one used in popular movie named “Avatar”. This is the first reason for me to get attract towards it. Next, the helicopter is coupled with heavy armour, destructive firepower, automatic guns, missiles, rockets, gas canister launchers, automatic gatling gun systems – a fully functional and multipurpose airship. Apart from destroying heavily armoured tanks, the airship can neutralize enemies with automatic smoke bombs.

Beach Buggy Blitz: Lambini

Beach Buggy Blitz is an endless driving game inspired from the Temple Run concept. But here player has to drive instead of running on infinite track.

In Beach Buggy Blitz, we need a good vehicle to deal with mud-spattered roads. For challenging tracks of this game, my favourite in-game vehicle is Lambini because it has highest speed to reach on time and prominent controls to minimize collisions. Due to high speed, it’s quite hard to drive this vehicle on the way. A little practice needed to keep on track. Rest, the vehicles is best to drive from caves, docks, volcanos, and other challenging tracks.

CSR Racing: Mustang Cobra Jet

CSR Racing, an addictive racing game featured with 85 cars and stunning graphics. The game offers to customize your selected cars and play within unique set of different modes.

Among 86 licensed cars of game, Mustang Cobra Jet is the first choice of users. This car is well-known for its best grip, best power and the most important: fastest accelerators. Its speed limit is 215 mph. The car is cheapest one within the game so you don’t need to play hard to earn some good number of credits.

Hill Climb Racing: Dune Buggy

Hill Climb Racing, a racing game that make you addictive to collect more and more coins and buy new cars for changing experience.
The game has lot many vehicles to buy with coins. But for an advance vehicle that can easily skip the obstacles of hill climbing, you have to earn hard. I paid 800,000 coins for Dune buggy car. This car is suitable for all types of areas in game. Excellent performance, power, fuel economy and traction make this car a top performer on tough game levels.

The above vehicles have received highest votes from mobile game users for being the best in-game vehicles. You must have your own choice to drive through the toughest game levels. Let us know about your favourite mobile game vehicles in the comments below.

10 Reasons for Why Players Quit From Your Mobile Game

Why Players Easily Quit From Your Mobile Game? We have 10 Reasons to Explain

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Why the heck players are leaving so easily in spite of my tough efforts? This is the common question amid mobile game developers who work hard to put their talent in front of users. All their courage goes down when they see low number of downloads with bad reviews and ratings. The things that hurt them (developers) the most are the users who have downloaded their gaming apps, but they are not playing it – you can call them one time user/players.

To come out of this complicated situation, you have to understand reasons of players’ distraction with your game. Those reasons will give you a way towards improvement and engagement in turn. Read more to learn more about them.

1. Long Intros

Your players are not ready to wait more to have a new experience with your game. Don’t ruin their excitement with your long intros. Your long intro…

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BEST GAMES CRAFTED WITH ANIME STYLE ART

Continuing our previous article on Manga Art (aka Anime art), we have shared here some mobile games unveiling the beauty of this art and its craze among Japanese people.

Just like its channels depicting anime art, Japan keeps the collection of best mobile games for its people. Anime based games are not much popular in other countries, but they are the entertainment keys for Japanese. Japanese people love to see, hear, watch and play anime art in any manner whether it’s a anime-based comic book or a whole anime-themed game.

Generally, in our articles, we post games which are popular in whole world, but this time we are going to share with you the choice of Japanese world.

1. Devil Ninja 2

Devil Ninja 2 is the most addictive game in Android market. Here, your goal is to kill monsters, kill king of monsters, collect balls and items to buy new advance weapons.

Devil Ninja 2 is a fantasy life assembled with fantasy horror and fun at the same time. Characteristics of Ninja (anime character fighting with monsters) are beautifully describing the anime men like big eyes and spiky hairdo – the most common characteristics of Manga heroes. Other than this, werewolves and bat monsters on the devil’s land are also designed in a way to show anime culture.

2. Kritika: The White Knights

Kritika: The White Knights is action RPG game full of violence. Like Devil Ninja 2, here also a player is surviving within the world, killing enemies, defeating the biggest enemy and collecting power.

You are not able to have a closer to the main character within the game, but you can notify his anime characteristics by his spiky hairdo and fantasy clothes. The hero is skilled with fantasy weapons and he knows Japanese martial arts very well that he uses it again and again to fight with enemies. If you love martial arts and have desire to see the same in anime style, you must play this game.

3. Castle Clash

Not only the Japan, but players from multiple countries are fan of this popular game. In Castle Clash, Player is responsible to build a base and recruit the whole army.

Art of Castle clash is something that brings life to the game with the mixture of western and anime art. The heads of women are bigger than their bodies and their uniform are signs of fantasy. Their eyes are none other than anime art. While their body depicts half western and half anime art. Castle Clash is a successful example of putting western and anime art together for Japan and the other countries.

4. Zenonia 5

Zenonia 5 reminds you the story of any movie where a devil takes off the peace of people and a hero (named Evan in game) arrives to save the poor people.

When you start playing game, you will have a feel of being child saving people from the devil because the main hero of game is quite smaller in size looks like nano anime character. The nano boy holds a fantasy weapon on his back which is quite bigger than its own size. Other than this, enemies and the whole world are made of Fantasy art.

5. Inotia 4

Story of Inotia 4 starts with a smokey village waiting for you to come and kill the animals. You will meet with different kinds of animals from rats to elephants, all will come to defeat you and you have to struggle a bit more to kill them with your weapons.

Lead character in Inotia 4 possesses complex anime personality reminding you a serious tough hero with a mission. If you don’t want to go alone in the village, you can hire another partner which will save you and help you kill enemies. Your partner is another example of anime art, but it will look cool as compared to main character.

Conclusion

Anime-based mobile games don’t have the best reputation in countries other than Japan. This is because people are attracted more towards western art which looks real or cartoonish (both are favourite of kids and adults) while anime art is far away from realism. Also, anime is overly filled with fantasy, so not properly compared cartoonish style. Fans of above given games are majorly from Japan except the Castle Cash game whose fans are from all over the world.

MANGA ART – PROGRESSION, DIP AND CURRENT SCENARIO

History of Manga Art

The term Manga refers to whimsical pictures or sketches – the pictures full of fantasy – the images you have seen in one of your favourite cartoon series called Pokemon.

Roots of Manga were grown from Japan. Back at the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Japanese artist were creating images based on the “Floating world” of Yoshiwara (Tokyo). At that time, Yoshiwara was rich with teahouses, restaurants, traditional theatres, and high-class brothels. The city was perfect for any artist to create a breathtaking art by drawing a picture of real world. Japanese artists were creating illustrations describing Yoshiwara world. Their art was full of lines, vibrant colours, pattern, documented life style of Japanese people and their activities.

At the same time, an artist created the mind-blowing illustration of Japanese art. The Great Wave off Kanagawa – the most recognized work of Japanese art created by the famous Japanese artist: Hokusai Katsuhika. The way this art describes the whole view of threatening waves was really inspiring during seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Being inspired by his own art, Hokusai turned the name “Japanese art” into “Manga art”.

Manga art was previously used to describe the news in detailed manner. Japanese artists were creating the whole view of a scene to give the readers necessary information of event occurred. It was and it is also used in Japanese comics.

How Manga Art Characters Looks Like?

Manga is an art of “mukokuseki” (‘stateless people’). It doesn’t represent Japanese people. And the proof is: if we take a look on Japanese people, they don’t possess looks similar to manga. Japanese people don’t necessarily have bigger eyes and Spiky Hairdo. Manga world is not an animation version of any real Japan. In fact, it is the world created by the imagination of Mangaka (Manga Artist) – Neither Japanese nor Western. Manga has some glimpses of Japanese people, and few of western people, but it includes lots of features far away from the real world.

Manga world characters are full of details. Each of their features highlight eye-candy colours and comprehensive shapes. Each Manga character is designed depending on their roles. They have some clues which tell you the role of Manga Character.

• A Handsome Young Manga Boy (Probably a Hero)
  Wide Eyes (one of the main characteristics of Manga Heroes)
  Thick Eyebrows
  Easy Smile
  Spiky Hairdo

• A Beautiful Young Manga Girl (Probably a Heroine)
  Large Bright Eyes
  Giant Smile
  Flowing Long Coloured Hair
  A Tiny Waist
  Shapely Thighs

• A Manga Villain
  Usually Older
  Leaner
  Elaborately Dressed
  Menacing Narrow Eyes
  Wears Jewellery

Manga art is a home of Fantasy. The notion of Fantasy is important to trace the origin of Japanese Art. The way Mangaka (Manga artisit) draw characters are actually called a drawing of Fantasy. Their characters are not stereotypically Japanese.

Why Manga Art is not popular in other Countries?

If we draw comparisons to Japanese comics and Western comics, we will get answer of our question. Western people love to see, read, and hear things assembled with engagement. They like comics, movies, and games with full of mysteries, sense, and most important: realism. Western people demand realism, and they get it from their Western Artists real. But Japanese people never demand realism; they more like to be with entertainment which they enjoy fully with Fantasy art. Japanese artists tend to give their people what they want in a much entertaining way via their fantasy art. While western people like to spend their time with realism. This is the only reason, why Manga art is widely popular in Japan only.

Current Scenario of Manga Art

In Japan, Manga is a mass media. From Youngsters to Adults, everybody is reading Manga via books, comics, and magazines. In fact, Japanese has their channels depicting the virtual life of Manga art, the popular one is Animax channel – here you will see how the art is made and the emotions of characters in a fantasy manner. Manga is responsible for 40% revenue of all Japanese magazines and books. Every year one billion manga sold in Japan. This data is a proof that Manga is something worth for Japan.

Common Animations Aberrations You Should Avoid

Animation mistakes are common and sensitive too. They are sometimes conscious or  unconscious. If you are working with animations since years, then most of times you remain with conscious mistakes. Still, once your animations go live before people, you get heard about those small mistakes that might make a positive difference in your work, if they were absent.

Ok now, we are not here to make you realize about your mistakes. We are here to tell you about the most common animation mistakes that you make unknowingly because of which your game fails to achieve the top place it actually deserves.

Visual Animation Mistakes

No doubt that most of visual animations from cartoonish to photoreal are valid, beautiful, artistic and special. But more important is a feel of joyousness that only comes from cheerful visuals. If you are a fan of endless running games, you must have played Temple Run and Subway Surfer. Ask yourself which one you liked the most? Or which one filled you up with gladness? We know most of you are raising hands for Subway Surfer.

Temple Run and Subway Surfer have completely different visuals. Temple Run possesses serious looking visuals while Subway Surfer possesses cute looking features for which your heart attracted the most since birth. No matter that you are grown up, you still like the cartoonish characters with joyous environment; that’s why you like Subway Surfer more than Temple Run.

Lack of Realism

To bring a realistic style in your animation, you need a high level of detail associated with complex effects. For example, if we compare Real Racing 3 with Asphalt 8, we can understand the different between their detailing and complex effects.

Real Racing 3 is full of sharp car models, great presentations, inspiring graphics, and different city levels. It possesses everything to achieve an A grade in terms of visual animations. But Asphalt 8 is something different than Real Racing 3. Asphalt 8 shoots dazzling particle effects, destructible environments, and lens glare to give you a feel of realism and excitement which you never feel with Real Racing 3.

Lack of Resources

Rail Rush and Jetpack Joyride, both are the popular endless running games. But Jetpack Joyride has 100+ million downloads and Rail Rush has 10+ million downloads.

Rail rush has a cart ride with a character within. The cart rides through rails, collecting gold and skipping obstacles and that’s it. Jetpack Joyride is well-equipped with various Jetpacks, new outfits and other stocks. Each time when a player completes the level with enough coins, he achieves new Jetpack, outfit and new powers. Jetpack Joyride is a good example of game with exciting resources.

Conclusion

Animations are redefined many times until they get a good shape as per the game environment and users’ demands. To improve your animations and to avoid common mistakes, you need to know the world game players like to live in. For example game players love to be in world of Subway Surfer, Asphalt 8 or Joystick Joyride. These worlds distract users with the real world. You also have to create a world for users that distract them from real world.