Ran out of luck (and fuel) in Hill Climb Racing

Monday, July 29. 2013

The game has been reviewed as a major time suck. Don't get me wrong, the game doesn't suck, it just sucks my (and 70 million other players') time. 

I was playing with my iPad and in Desert-stage and managed to land on front wheel with a motocross bike. The trouble was, that it was evenly balanced. It wouldn't fall on either side, it just stuck there no matter what I did. Eventually I just run out of fuel. See the pic!

Darn! No new record for that attempt.

by Jari Turkia in Gaming, Software at 08:32 | Comments (2) | Share in LinkedIn

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norajohnson on :

but it's often linked to "luck" because the game's physics and fuel placement can be tricky, making you overshoot/undershoot or get stuck, especially with inconsistent "out of fuel" detection (like stopping backward). To beat this, use the slow-and-steady method, manage throttle carefully, learn jump timing, use fuel-boosting parts, and know your vehicle's fuel timer
https://monkey-type.net/
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Jari Turkia on :

AI comment almost makes sense to a person who never played the game.

To anybody how actually has played will know the "slow'n'steady" won't get you far. Additionally, trying to get the motorcycle into that position I managed to get it is impossible. Can not be done 2nd time.
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