See, Cro-Mag Rally is, overall, a fun game. Why does my opinion matter you ask? Well, game developers may say their game is good, but is it really? The only way to tell is to get an honest opinon regarding it, and that's what I'm gonna do here. So, it's come time for me to give you my opinion on this game.

Then you have the 'Info' Option, which let's you view the 'Credits', 'Help' (which opens up the help page in Safari), and the 'Other Games' option which shows the other iPhone games available from Pangea Software, Inc. The other 'Main Menu' options include 'Settings', where you can turn vibrations on and off (new v1.0.1), adjust sound levels, toggle music on and off, change the difficulty setting, and change the sensitivity of the accelerometer, as well as turn on and off the 'Driver POV' option, which allows you to race from the point of view of your character. For the most part, this mode doesn't really do much of anything, and is quite pointless in my opinon. I didn't really see a point to this mode, as there are no trophies or wilder beast that you win, just a 'You collected them all!' at the end. The other mode of gameplay is 'Gather', where you race just like you would normally, but you collect 9 arrowheads on the way. How Cavemen came up with the technology for an exploding bone, I have no idea, but Cro-Mag Rally apparently says they did! Though most power-ups don't make much sense with the theme of Cro-Mag, such as Bone Bombs which explode upon impact, you can forgive the makers for the boost in fun-factor added. Some are fun and add excitement to the game, like Nitro, which when used, provides a 5 second speed boost, which is always nice. There are 9 power-ups, or special items, to gather and use. Primitive Chinese music on the Great Wall track, and Jungle Music on the Jungle track, etc.). When the level starts you're greeted with track specific music fitting the theme of each track (ie. This means that after you've chosen 'Race', then your level, then your vehicle, and are at character selection, a press of the back button won't let you re-pick a vehicle, but takes you all the way to the 'Main Menu' where you have to start the whole process over. One bad feature of these Menus is that if you click back on any one of them, you are taken all the way back to the 'Main Menu'. Once your vehicle is chosen, you can then pick whether you want to drive as 'Brog' or 'Grag'. Once you choose your track, you are taken to another menu where you select from 10 different vehicles, all with varying speed, acceleration, traction, and suspension attributes, making it easier to choose the perfect vehicle for your driving style, preference and skill. There are 9 distinct race tracks, all of which are completely different in style and design. Once you choose 'Race' you are taken to a sub-menu where you can choose a track.

There are 2 modes of gameplay, 'Race' and 'Gather'. Once it loads the soundtrack begins with primitive jungle-inspired music, a surefire way to get gamers in the mood.įrom the 'Main Menu', you can access three functions: 'Play Game', 'Settings', and 'Info'. Brog has at his disposal an arsenal of primitive weaponry ranging from Bone Bombs to Chinses Bottle Rockets and Heat Seeking Homing Pigeons.'Ĭro-Mag Rally starts up with a static loading page that sports the game and developer's logos. From the iTunes' page: 'Cro-Mag Rally is the wildest racing 3D game since man invented the wheel! You are a speed-hungry caveman named Brog who races through the Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages in primitive vehicles such as the Geode Cruiser, Bone Buggy, Logmobile, Trojan Horse, and many others.

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