Join the Top Gear Team for a Roadtrip across Europe Now on iOS, with Android to follow in Late Summer 2017
Helsinki, Finland – Helsinki based mobile game developer Motorious Entertainment, in partnership with BBC Worldwide, has announced that its debut free-to-play mobile release Top Gear Road Trip, based on the world famous Top Gear brand, is now available globally on the App Store for iOS and will launch on Google Play for Android devices later this summer. Featuring 120 levels, Top Gear Road Trip is a casual action packed match-three racing game, that allows players to join the official BBC Top Gear team in an adventure across the British Isles and Europe, playing classic challenges inspired by the TV show and building a collection of cars to compete against friends, enemies and frenemies.
“With its match-three gameplay, mixed with racing mechanics, Top Gear Road Trip is a mobile gaming experience that is easy to learn, but hard to master”, said Jari Pauna, CEO and Creative Director of Motorious Entertainment. “We can’t wait to hear the fans’ feedback on our take of the global hit TV series and look forward to releasing regular updates with new levels and challenges”.
Top Gear Road Trip presents some of the most legendary and beloved challenges from the Top Gear TV show. The game’s casual but action packed match-three control mechanics with mid core gameplay elements, enable players to progress on a map from England to France, through the Alps, Italy and onwards on a road trip saga. Strategy, planning and car tuning are essential to win the puzzle races and reach various Top Gear challenge levels.
Top Gear Road Trip features Top Gear Challenges, where players attempt to beat their own records and build a dream car collection for competitive play. Alternatively players can race fellow drivers in a league format to compete Top Gear Challenges, including the infamous Rocket Robin, Toyboata and Burnout challenges.
You can download Top Gear Road Trip on the App Store.
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