Fail Hard Cheats & Hack for Gold & Money

Fail Hard is a mobile game, for both smartphones and tablets running Android and iOS. Since its release, by Fingersoft, in January of 2015 it has achieved well over ten million total downloads. The game is known as a ‘freemium’ application which means the game is entirely free to download and play, with the option of paying for further in app purchases. Every individual in app purchase is entirely optional to the user – they are simply there in case the user feels the need for an upgrade. These in app purchases will cost the user real life currency in return for in game upgrades.

The aim of the game is to collect as many coins as possible, by completing stunts and moves around obstacles whilst riding a stunt bike. The coins can be considered as points which gives the users of Fail Hard the option of buying upgrades, instead of using real life currency (buying in app purchases).

Users of Fail Hard can start from scratch to become the greatest stuntman in the world. By not backing down, even from the most dangerous stunts and jumps, users of Fail Hard can make it big in the stunt show business. Users can take themselves beyond their limits by completing physics bending stunts. By completing these stunts the user is able to collect coins to upgrade their equipment. Users will find out that it is trial and error that counts whilst being a stuntman, and it is not something that can easily be mastered within a few days. Fail Hard is supposedly suitable for girls and boys of all ages.

Getting started on the app is extremely simple and straightforward. It takes just a few seconds for Fail Hard to load and the game is instantly ready for play, there are no tutorial or instructions – the user can just get straight on with the stunts and tricks that they were expecting to be doing. Everything is self explanatory so there is no need for a tutorial in this case. However, a basic storyline or even a cutscene would be appreciated here.

Fail Hard Hack for Gold & Money

Fail Hard is one of the funnest games out there, but you need a lot of gold and money in order to progress through the game and get items that you need. You can get the gold and money through the app store, but it costs real money, and you will soon learn this gets really expensive. If you are looking for a way to get these items without spending money, then simply check out our free hack tool for Fail Hard.

If you look at the image found below, you will see how simple the hack tool for Fail Hard is to use. The options menu is where you enter the amounts of gold and money that you want to add to your account.

You need to download the free Fail Hard hack tool which is found right here on the website. You will notice that it automatically installs after downloading, both processes take around 20 seconds each. Then, select either iOS or Android depending on your device. You will at that point be able to input how much gold and money you want to add to your account.

Finally, tap on “Start” to begin the Fail Hard hack tool, which should take no more than 30 seconds to complete. You then just load up the game as you typically would, and the gold and money will be in your account.

Fail Hard Cheats & Tips

Although not so much of a cheat, more of a tip – users of Fail Hard should use combos to increase their income per session. This is the prefered method rather than completing stunts haphazardly, and will gain the user a lot more income than they would otherwise be receiving per session.

Another helpful tip, but not so much of a cheat, is as follows; for a safe landing after a high jump, users of Fail Hard should tap the left button to bring the bike in a horizontal position. Then, as soon as the user is about to hit the ground, they should tap the right button to add some extra speed. The user should make sure the falling speed is not too great, otherwise they will break the bike in entirety upon landing.

To collect a lot of the more of the hard to get coins the user should tap the jump button, which is displayed as a jump button, twice, so the user’s character will jump off the bike. This will make the character jump higher into the air and gain more coins than they would otherwise be able to.

To succeed in this game, it is wise to listen to the advice given before the race, and act upon the advice given. For example, the user may be told they need better spin – in which case, they should purchase and upgrade the spin on their bike. This will make the course easier to maneuver.

A general rule of thumb for Fail Hard is as follows; if the user is competing on a short distance track, they will require a better acceleration. If the user is competing on a long distance track, they will need a better top speed. For tracks with lots of jumps users will require better spin – this will make handling the bike easier over jumps.

Fail Hard Review

I think that Fail Hard provides a fairly immersive experience, as it made made me feel as if I was a part of the game rather than just a user trying to waste some time. I believe that the reason I found Fail Hard immersive is because of the action-packed nature of the game. This combined with the high quality graphics and realistic audio, made the game seemed more riveting and realistic. It feels as if I am actually a stuntman who is pulling off amazing stunts for a huge audience. It is a great experience and overall very pleasing.

I think that the user interfaces within Fail Hard have been very well designed – in fact, almost perfectly. None of the buttons are too small to access, while at the same time none of the buttons are too big or look out of place on the mobile device screen. None of the mentioned buttons are too crowded together, so each one is easy to press – especially in those times when they need to be accessed and pressed quickly. There was absolutely no problems with response and everything worked just as I would have liked and as I had expected. Every single user interface was extremely easy to navigate and use – everything is nice and smooth without any unexpected lag or stuttering. Overall, I am very pleased with the user interfaces that Fail Hard provides.

The graphics within Fail Hard are extremely pleasing – suiting both the style and genre of the game. The graphics within the game are slightly cartoon-esque, but it still has the perfect amount of detail – this seems to suit the game very well. Every piece of artwork within this game has enough detail to remain interesting, and so that it does not look like it was designed purely for children – I am sure this can be appreciated by all age ranges from young to elderly. There is a perfect balance between simplicity and realism to give an overall satisfying effect. Without this balance the game probably wouldn’t be as gripping. The graphics within Fail Hard is certainly one of my favourite features and Fingersoft have done a fantastic job in this department. The artwork certainly is an outstanding feature.

As far as third party advertisements are concerned, there seemed to be too many, too frequently and therefore I was far too distracted from the gameplay itself. I found that I spent too much time looking at distractive adverts where I could have otherwise been enjoying myself playing (what could have been without adverts) a good game. The popups and banners on the screen really put me off and distracted me. I would often find myself in a really immersive part of the game, only to be thrown off by the adverts changing and flashing towards the bottom of the screen. I believe that users could appreciate the game much more if there were less advertisements. Paying to remove them does not seem appropriate for this game, either.

The main aim of this game is to collect and win coins, so with this in mind the gameplay does become slightly repetitive. However, the selection of tracks and bike customisations keeps things feeling fresh and new, and I an find myself keeping enthusiasm for Fail Hard. The developers have done a great job here.

Ratings

Artwork: I am able to give Fail Hard a well earnt 9/10 for the artwork which is provided. My reasons for this; they were most certainly suitable for people of all different age ranges. There was just the right amount of detail within, which kept the artwork interesting. The cartoon style makes things feel friendly and not overwhelming or intimidating. Overall, I am pleased with the artwork which Fail Hard provides – I cannot give the full ten since there could be some improvements with sizing and proportion.

Music & SFX: I am able to give Fail Hard a strong 8/10 for their music and sound effects. The sound effects are very realistic, and it certainly adds to that immersive experience that I have previously talked about. Every single crash and bash feels real, purely because of the sound effects. It is a shame that a lot of these sound effects are repeated over and over, so become a little bit draining. This is one of the reasons that I cannot award the full ten here. The music is alright, but nothing brilliant – another reason why I cannot give the full ten. Things feel a little bit childish here, and they do not exactly add to the gameplay – I think the game would feel the same way even if they were not present. However, they are still fairly pleasing.

Story & Originality: I am cannot give Fail Hard anything above 0/10 for their story and originality. There is no story line throughout the game, whatsoever. I do not recall even finding out what my character is called, even after a good few hours of gameplay. This makes me wonder what my role is in the game – such as why exactly I am completing these stunts. To not even know who my character is, with no background information, is very poor and not pleasing. This type of game has been made hundreds, and possibly thousands, of times before. It is nothing new and I do not think that the developers have even tried to add their own twist and quirky features to the game. It feels like a blatant copy and rip off of other biking stunt action games that I have previously played. There needs to be a lot more unique features here for it to be given anything above a zero.

General Gameplay: I can give Fail Hard a 7/10 for general gameplay. The game is very immersive, and the stunts feel somewhat realistic. The game is very fun to play, and the graphics is certainly a great addition to this. If the music was improved a little, and advertisements were removed in entirety, I could easily give this department a full ten out of ten. As of now, the advertisements are far too distracting!

Addictiveness: I can only give Fail Hard a 4/10 for addictiveness. The game is fun, so that certainly makes me want to play for longer periods of time than I would with other games. However, with no storyline, there is basically no reason to play other than to waste some spare time. I could see myself playing this while waiting for a bus or a plane, but other than that, I do not feel like playing much. This is most probably to do with the annoying third party advertisements! These really need to be removed, and I could then give this an easy seven out of ten. With the adverts, it remains as a four.

Overall, I give Fail Hard a 6/10.