After being available for iOS devices for quite a while and subsequently being both delayed and leaked for Android devices, Gameloft’s 7th installing of its hit racing series, Asphalt, is here officially on the search engines Play. The game, entitled Asphalt 7: Heat, can be obtained right now for your cost of $1. You read that right.
Touting claims such as 60 licensed cars and also over 150 races in 15 leagues, all indications point out a serious case of bang for your buck. Browsing through the screenshots on Google Play reveal nice graphical touches for example reflections and lens flare. Gameloft also notes a revamped multiplayer, with as much as 6 racers competing simultaneously. Although it pales in comparison to Real Racing 2's 16 player limit, it must be enough to fulfill all but the most hardcore racing fans. Both local and online multiplayer variants are supported and will also be given by Gameloft Live, much like almost all their past multiplayer titles.
Unfortunately, those who own Tegra powered devices get no extra graphical features this time, but then again, this single version works with all of devices. Unfortunately, our editors has told you that Google Play lists Asphalt 7 as incompatible together with his Asus Transformer Infinity, however i will tell you it's suitable for my Acer Iconia Tab A500. Also, quote how the download for that game is really a staggering 1.4 GB.
Embedded below is Gameloft’s trailer for that Android version from the game, which despite being posted a month ago tomorrow, only agreed to be just made available to the general public for viewing. I personally have very high wants this game, having recently been won over by Gameloft’s Asphalt Injection for that PS Vita. We’ll definitely be reviewing this one in the future, but fo the time being, should you understand it, make sure to inform us what you consider in the comments!
