Asphalt 9 now Available for Android and IOS worldwide




Asphalt 9 Legends now out to download for Android and ios devices worldwide. The game is quite heavy in terms of size just like its predecessor. It has a total download size of 1.5 GB.
First up, if you were expecting this to be a storage-heavy affair like recent Need for Speed games, think again. With Asphalt 9: Legends, the focus is squarely on racing. The objective is to win each season of races. Thankfully, you won’t just be jostling for pole position in every event. From being tasked with escaping from the cops to beating the clock for the best timing, or completing stunts galore, there’s enough variety to keep you going. Throw in a steady number of unlocks such as acquiring upgrades that let you improve your car’s handling and speed, blueprints to get new rides, and new events available at regular intervals, and Asphalt 9 does a fantastic job of making you feel you’re making tangible progress with every session of play. It just doesn’t get old, even 10 hours in — the time we spend between the soft-launch version and the final release.
This extends to Asphalt 9’s visuals. Despite the amount of time we’ve spent with the game, it still feels fresh. Be it minute details like dust kicked off by your tires on an American Midwest railroad track to highly detailed car models complete with reflections, it looks superlative even on the iPhone 6s. The races in Asphalt 9 take you from the snowy Himalayas to sunny Cairo (complete with the Pyramids in the background) to Shanghai by night and the aforementioned American midwest too. It rotates between these levels with ease and mixes up the length of each race as well as obstacles you have to contend with such as falling rocks in the Himalayas and tornadoes in the US. There’s always something new that catches your attention, and when it repeats the same graphical tricks, it doesn’t feel like it's worn out its welcome.
Overall the game is worth your time spent the visuals are just stunning with the minute details .i fell it the best racing game currently.



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