Autosplit 9+

Name: Autosplit
Rating: 4.4 (1591 reviews)
Author: Oleh Vasylevych

Oleh Vasylevych

Designed for iPad

- 4.4 • 1.6K Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Road Rage redefined - make Van Damme proud!

Enjoy a full throttle ride along busy streets and avoid obstacles by splitting your vehicle in two!
When we say splitting in two we mean it! Do the 'Auto-Split' and impress your clueless highway audience.

Sure, you'll produce some scrap metal but who cares? You'll look good while performing awesome stunts!
It's like starring in an action movie but only for the cool scenes. This is how you survive holiday traffic.

HOW TO PLAY:

++ Tap and hold to split your vehicle
++ Time the splitting correctly to avoid obstacles
++ Be prepared for ANYTHING! We mean it :)

FEATURES:

- Dozens of unique obstacles
- Unlock over 100 characters and vehicles
- Enjoy various road settings and environments

May 12, 2020

Version 2.0.2

Thanks for playing Autosplit!

4.4 out of 5

1.6K Ratings

How do you get past the crane???

I have mastered this game except how to anticipate the crane obstacle. How do you know when the bricks will fall all the way down or only half way??

For those who want tips: Constantly, lightly tap the screen to balance the avatar. The cars have turn signals indicating if they will change lanes. You can get past Optimus prime by crushing evey single cop car instead of merely passing it. Other than that you just have to train yourself to anticipate every single obstacle with lots of Practice. Yes the game is probably too hard but I personally like the challenge.

Great game

I gotta say it is totally worth playing this game if you don’t know what to play or if your board. It cost nothing and it is totally free. And it takes you a quick time to get hooked and I’ve been playing it for 25 minutes strait. I am waiting to see what else the developer has.

Decent Concept, Poor Execution

The overall gameplay design seems to be rather sloppy to me. The sluggish speed at which you switch between split and together, coupled with the very short distance you can see ahead, requires an incredibly short reaction time. Compounding this issue is the wide variety of shapes the obstacles can take, causing the player to waste precious milliseconds trying to figure what they're looking at and how to properly react to it, at which point they've probably already lost.

Overall, a reasonably competent job, just a few easy tweaks (even something as simple as having the game play in landscape mode) would make for a much better experience overall

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