Petite Adventure

Small casual car game, to pass the time, is as seen in the trailer, short levels, you have to pass them within a certain time to get silver/gold medal and so on. The difficulty of the levels is quite varied, some can be difficult because it is very easy to fall and have to start again. The only negative point could be that it is easy to get stuck and the respawn button helps very little because the car reappears on the same place, even so it has a nice execution and technical finish.

lustiges kleines Spiel, leider wiederholen sich die kreativen Ansätze sehr schnell. Nach 1h Spass werde ich es deinstallieren und wohl nie mehr anfassen.

Petite Adventure is a simple 3D driving game, each level represents a different challenge and an objective you need to complete. The faster the time to complete, the better the reward. Rewards are gold, silver and bronze trophies. There are 32 levels, set across 3 different difficulties. Challenges include doing drifts within certain areas, popping balloons with a giant spiked ball attached to the back of your car, collecting coins on difficult tracks, basic courses you need to complete, you can even play a type of golf, where you have to hit a relatively large golf ball towards the flag. Of course, on the face of it these all sound easy, but when you realise that you have very tight courses, and one mistake means the end of the game for you, the challenge of it all really makes its mark. You will play with various vehicles depending on the track, maybe a small car, maybe a truck maybe a school bus. Each one is different to handle and a challenge to master. This is a fun little game, with an equally small download size, which really surprised me considering how good the graphics are. The camera is controlled by the game and will move to the most optimal position as you play through a level. The learning curve is spot on, you will fly through the easy levels, but then find yourself struggling to get that gold as you progress, which creates the all-important replayability factor. The Good Fun little game that looks great. Addictive qualities, and perfect learning curve. The Bad After a while some of the levels feel a bit repetitive. Overall For a simple £5 game, you really can't go wrong with Petite Adventure, it is fun to play and that really is all that matters.