Angry Birds Go! vs Need for Speed: No Limits
Angry Birds Go!
Angry Birds Go! infuses a fun downhill racing gameplay with the popular Angry Birds franchise. Developed by none other than Rovio Entertainment, this game will quicken your pulse in a jiffy as you do your best to stay ahead of the other racers and secure the first place. However, things do get a little bit crazier when ramming is involved - yes, you can actually ram other racers' karts in hopes of destroying them, flipping them over, or at the very least veer them off course. You can even lift-off in your kart via handy jet boosters!Like most racing games, you'll also get to upgrade the 4 main aspects of your "rig", including speed and maneuverability, or you can opt to switch out your old kart for a new and much better one instead. There are tons of fun and familiar characters you can play with as well!
Although Angry Birds Go! isn't exactly your typical, slingshot-based Angry Birds game, it is still a pretty well-made, competitively multiplayer racing game that will definitely get your adrenaline going.
Need for Speed: No Limits
Need for Speed: No Limits is one of the most popular racing games on the mobile platform not only because the game is, obviously based on an incredibly famous racing game franchise (on PC and consoles) but also due to the wide variety of race types that you can enjoy playing. Unlike CSR Racing that focuses solely on drag-racing, Need for Speed: No Limit provides players with fun and unique game modes like Nitro Rush which you will be required to keep spamming your car's nitros while doing your darnest to keep your wildly-speeding car under control, as well as the game's signature car drifting.Of course, aside from the race varieties, the game has amazingly smooth and responsive controls, an in-depth car customization and upgrade system, a rather challenging campaign mode as well as a 1-on-1 multiplayer mode.
Need for Speed: No Limits is a mobile game that's as good as CSR Racing when it comes to certain aspects of its gameplay - though maybe not so much in the graphics department - but Need for Speed does trump over the latter mainly because of the larger race types it offers and also because of the ability to drift. So, if you happen to love CSR Racing, you'll definitely fall head-over-heels for this fantastic game.
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