Racing Air Hack for Cash, Fuel & Nitro

The mobile game world is changing rapidly. In last few year different genres tried to establish their roots as favorites but the likes of First Person Shooter and even many sports games are still struggling because of difficulty user faces in controlling the game from a touchscreen. Racing is the only genre which found itself a real home in this world and if you had played games like Asphalt, Need for speed and Real Racing series you might know what I’m talking about. This game is available for both iOS and Android devices, and Racing Air has been trending in top free downloaded applications in android play store.

The graphics looked promising from the images play store had. Although the impression was ruined by the overdone tagline “Racing your car in air!!! Oh MY GOD! The car fly in the sky!” given by the developer but I decided to let the game speak for itself. Poor tagline and description left a bad impression of the developer and totally gave the feeling of developers being new to market, which they are not. This game is developed by ICLOUDZONE GAMES. They already have a bunch of games to their name and Racing Air was their latest addition. Racing Air is a cross platform game available for both android and iOS. Although Racing Air did make a mark in android but wasn’t able to do the same in iOS. Let’s take a look at it to find out if it’s worthy to have a name in racing world dominated by those high-end series.

Racing Air Hack for Cash, Fuel & Nitro

Racing Air is a very cool racing game, but it requires you to have a lot of cash, fuel, and nitro to get the items and upgrades you need in the game. Cash, fuel, and nitro can be purchased through the app store, but it costs real money, and a lot of people cannot afford to keep making these purchases. Due to the popularity of the game, we here at AppGameCheats have decided to add a free hack tool for Racing Air, which gives you unlimited amounts of cash, fuel, and nitro for free.

If you look at the image below, you will notice the setup of the Racing Air hack tool, which is really easy to use. All you have to do is enter the amounts of cash, fuel, and nitro that you want to add to your account right there in the options menu.

First, you need to download the free Racing Air hack tool, which is available right here on the website. You then need to select either Android or iOS, and then type in how much cash, fuel, and nitro you would like to add to your gaming account.

Finally, when you are ready, press “Start” to begin the hack tool for Racing Air, which takes around 30 seconds to finish. Once that has completed, simply open up the app on your device and the items will have already been added to your account. Using our free hack tool gives you all of the cash, fuel, and nitro that you want for free, and that allows you to focus on the game instead.

Racing Air Review

Racing Air is not a normal racing game; where you have to compete with other racers but instead there is a preset of score available which you have to beat. So you won’t be seeing any other racer with yourself on the track. The first thing with which you will be greeted as you open up the game is ads. After closing down ads you’ll face menu. Menu is quite busy and there are no guidelines available to get you started. You will be welcomed by a blue car in the middle of the screen whose speed, acceleration, control and Nitro Capacity are mentioned just above the car towards the right side of the screen. Below that you’ll find a button which generates coins every 12 hours.

There are different options available on every corner of the menu. The ones on the left side changes the color of the car which costs in-game 1,000$ each. From the bottoms ones you can upgrade your car. The available upgrade options are for the speed, acceleration, control and nitro capacity of your car. There are five levels of each upgrade, the upgrade cost ranges from 1000$ for base upgrades and up to 8000$ for highest level upgrades. On the right top border you will find your current in-game balance and a red button which lets you purchase in-game 10,000$ for 1$ of your actual currency. On the left top you will find icons of Google+, Facebook and Twitter. Sharing this game on anyone of these social website will get you 50,000 in-game coins and to share just touch the respective social site’s icon. Sometimes you may find an option on the middle top with 200 coins written and an image of hand indicating you to press it. Pressing it will open up a video and you will get 200 free coins as soon as it ends. There are arrows in several places in the menu, I wasted couple of moments pressing them just to find out they are just pain images.

It is surprising that cars don’t have any name but you will be able to recognize their original names from their shape. For the start you will be given 15,000 coins with no car assigned to you. You have to purchase a car and the only one in your range will be the first one. Start button is on menu’s right bottom and it took me a while to figure it out. The game will start with tilt-shift control but you can switch to touch by changing control from game’s pause menu. All the guidance this game provides only tells you about steering control and nitro button but there is a lot more to game than that. There is this time limited fuel system, coins, and distance gauge just like in Cars Hill Climb Race, coupled with spinning in the air and nitro booster combos.

The fuel meter in on the bottom of the screen and will run out with time. The game will start with fuel for 90 seconds. There are two ways to increase remaining fuel. First way is to watch out for Hourglasses, you should be able to recognize them from a distance due to their yellow vertical light. Collecting Hourglass will give you additional fuel for 15 seconds. You can even collect hourglass in the air too, just make sure your car passes through vertical yellow light. The second method is 4x combo of nitro booster which will give you further 5 seconds of survival. You can also collect coins on your way as you will need them to upgrade and purchase new cars. Distance meter counts the distance that you have travelled so far and basically distance travelled is the score. To get the first position you have to travel over 55,900 meters.

There are curved tracks on the road, similar to Asphalt: Airborne. Curved tracks will send your car spinning up in the air. You can increase the number of spins by using steering controls. Spinning gives extra nitro. Nitro booster combos is also something which resembles Asphalt series. With proper timing you can achieve up to 4x nitro combos, which gives additional boost in the speed. The roads are busy, you will find normal everyday cars on the road which you have to avoid to keep up with the pace, there are police cars too but unfortunately you will not be getting any action. As you travel more distance the difficulty increases, public cars will try to slow you down by coming on your lane. The probability of wooden box blockages and the need of a faster car increases.

Racing Air Cheats and Tricks

You will need new faster car to reach the top position in Racing Air, but due to limited coin resources and without in-app purchases it will be hard. Cracked version of this game is not available but there are few tricks and hacking tools which should help you.

Tricks

1) The automated money generator is timed based. It generates new coins for you to collect every 12 hours. You can trick the money generator so you don’t have to wait for new coins. All you have to do is
a. Go to your device’s settings and open “Date and time” settings.
b. Set the time to 12 hours ahead or just change the date to tomorrow’s, then open the game collect the coins and revert the settings back.
You can repeat this trick for unlimited times and it will always work.

2) As I have told you earlier that 4x combo of nitro booster gives your car 5 extra seconds to breathe, the trick to get 4x combo every time is that just keep on tapping on-screen nitro button until it shows 4x combo!! But make sure that you have enough nitro to achieve that.

Tips: Share the game online before purchasing your first car. It will give you extra 50,000 coins with which you can straight away buy class B car instead of class C and with remaining money you can upgrade your car and prefer to upgrade the top speed and nitro booster.

Ratings

Gameplay: Racing Air scores an unimpressive 4/10 here. Poor is the word which describes the experience which I had. First of all, as there are no guidelines available it’s darn hard to understand the menus. For the first 20 tries you will not even know how the score works. There is no help section. The developer advertised 16 cars yet I was able to see only few of them. There is only one map which you will be playing again and again. Did I mention extremely tiring controls? What if I say it’s a ripped down version of Asphalt: Airborne? The controls are awful. The tilt-shift controls aren’t anywhere near usable, you’ll not be able to make a single spin without crashing down. The touch controls are better as compared to tilting but they too aren’t anywhere near category’s average, even if you miss the steering button by half a centimeter the car will not steer. The jump tracks are a total copy of Asphalt: Airborne. Combo nitro system too resembles that of Asphalt. There are no brakes. If you press restart in pause menu instead of restarting the race it will take you to main menu. The cars are nameless which means the developer didn’t have the license to use the cars. The most annoying thing is that Racing Air relies heavily on ads. Ads wastes noticeable amount of time. The coins that you collect on street can never be good enough, this game constantly pushes you to use in-app-purchases. The game uses a considerable amount of mobile data!!!

Game’s artwork: I’ll give this game 5.5/10 in this section. Game’s artwork is a bit better than its gameplay but that doesn’t mean it’s good. The geometry takes time to load, you’ll notice new buildings and road appearing suddenly. The details of the world are neither busy, which means it’s not difficult to recognize the boundaries of road, nor too shy. Racing Air, again, drives much of its art work from Asphalt. The icon used for nitro packs which are available on the road, the geometry of jump tracks and the world too looks like a trimmed down edition of Asphalt to make it run on weak devices. Let’s not forget the fire coming from car’s exhaust when it is in 4x nitro combo mode. The only good thing about this game is that it can be played on low end mobiles while Asphalt and Need for Speed series cannot be.

Sound and SFX: I’ll give Racing Air 4/10 here. People reading this review might get tired after reading again and again “that it’s a copy of Asphalt” but that’s what it is. Engine’s sound, also the one you will hear while coin and nitro collection, even when car takes off the road before going in the air and also the one during landing are the same as Asphalt: Airborne. The background music is short and repetitive reminds me of old java games. The developer needs to add better background music or they can license soundtracks otherwise the mute button is in the pause menu.

Story and Originality: I’ll give this game 4/10 for its story. What developer did here is that they took Cars Hill Climb Race’s limited fuel, distance and coins’ idea and stripped down visuals of Asphalt and merged them but unfortunately the output is not up to the level of any of the two parent games. There is only one map, no other racers and fixed top position scores.

Addictiveness: Racing Air gets 3/10 for its addictiveness. As per I, this game has nothing to offer, the storyline is weak, gameplay is poor, controls are hectic and sound effects are irritating. But still your opinion could be different than mine, the only way to find out is by giving it a try.

Overall I’ll give Racing Air 4/10. It looks like that the developers made this game just to earn via ads and video surveys. This game would have been good if it was released years ago because now the competition is tough and with the advancements that other developers have made Racing Air doesn’t even stand a chance.