Performance is excellent, too, and there's even controller support if you'd prefer to use something more tactile and precise for your builds.
It's a great time-waster, and you can easily get drawn in for hours. And I mean this literally: you can specifically adjust the sun's position to take screenshots within the game. It's easy enough for a small child to pick up and enjoy, and it's great fun as an adult, planning out builds and colors while taking screenshots in the perfect lighting. And dangit if the game isn't superbly fun. You just build to build, for the fun of it. You see, this is a casual city-building game, and it's a bit of a sandbox seeing that there are absolutely no goals. This is due to the fact you simply tap on the screen to build.
It's the perfect fit for mobile, and while it was initially released on PC, this is a game that excels with touch controls. We were blessed with many hits this past year, and Townscaper is one of them. So not only is the game in trusted hands, everything is on the up and up so far, which speaks volumes.
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All of the currency you earn while playing can only be used for cosmetics, and even though nobody expects the game to remain free, seeing that the console and PC Rocket League versions are monetized, but at least they are monetized fairly. So far, Sideswipe is totally free to play, and while there is a season happening right now, it doesn't cost anything to take part. While the touchscreen controls are good enough for some casual fun, if you're looking to rank up, the precision of a controller can't be dismissed. The twitch controls of the original are here, but that does mean those will controllers will excel, whereas those using the touchscreen controls will struggle.
It's Rocket League, but you play on a 2D plane, and despite how that sounds, the gameplay is phenomenal. Hands-down, Rocket League Sideswipe is an exceptional competitive game for mobile.
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