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50 Miles
Price: Free
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50 Miles is an action-packed street racing game for iPhone and iPad. The game is published by Gamejuice and made its debut on the App Store on March 29, 2016.

Gamejuice describes the game by saying, “50 Miles is a racing game to traverse a continent. The downtown, beach, snow path, wet path, and dark mountain path continue without loading. You can enjoy endless speeding if you have enough fuel. Everything is prepared such as nitro, booster, cargo, and slipstream for a great number of thrills.”

Most racing games feature a set start and finish point, but 50 Miles is designed differently because the player’s only limitation is the amount of gas in their fuel tank.

Featuring 21 different tracks for players to experience and 28 cars to purchase, 50 Miles is designed to take players on the ultimate thrill ride through all kinds of terrain and in every weather condition. Players can even unlock special rare cars by completing objectives.

50 Miles allows plenty of room for player advancement by incorporating a level system. Players can increase their level by playing and can access new cars and perks over time.

For achievement junkies, 50 Miles fully supports Game Center and includes 14 achievements to earn. There are also global leaderboards, allowing players all around the world to compete with each other for racing glory.

A recent update to 50 Miles, released on April 26th, enhanced environmental visuals. Minor improvements and bug fixes were made, and a link to the official Facebook page for the game was added.

50 Miles is the first app published on the App Store by Gamejuice. They recently released a second app, Wonder Jump Cosplay, which is a free jump rope game for iPhone and iPad.

50 Miles is available to download on the App Store for free and is universally compatible with iPhone and iPad. It requires iOS 7.0 or later to run.

50 Miles iPhone game requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Save the Park is a fantastic running-character game that brings players for a challenging trip through some fun park terrains.

Free for downloading, Save the Park has been created in partnership with American Express and the National Park Foundation as part of this year’s celebration of the 2016 Centennial of the National Park Service.

Features:

Save the Park by Games For Change is yet another running-challenge app following the popular (and successful) model set up by other similar apps. Three different “park” scenes keep the challenges diverse.

Save the Park sets itself apart from other runner games by letting you control two characters simultaneously, adding to the challenge. Characters are all developed as different “junior rangers” at the parks complete with mini biographies regarding their personal interests.

The pace of this game is fast enough to be challenging and slow enough to be doable. Players who are familiar with the runner-game format should have no problem at all getting the hang of it.

Instead of just being an app that challenges your fast-thinking and finger-swiping abilities, Save the Park is notable for also being an app that raises awareness of the importance of the US national park system; every download of this game results in a donation towards preserving our national parks.

Save the Park does not require an Internet connection to play, making it a great app for traveling with kids.

Appearance and Layout:

Graphics aren’t really the strong point of this app. Characters are very cartoonish and backgrounds within levels are equally simple.

There is, however, a decent level of detail throughout the app that keeps things exciting. Even though the illustrations are simplistic they have a somewhat charming quality to them.

Easy to understand directions keep you informed throughout the game, and the layout makes Save the Park a perfectly playable app for all ages.

Value:

There are no in-app purchases to deal with making this a great game for parents to let their children play. The graphics aren’t anything spectacular, but they are on par with other similarly styled running challenge apps.

Even though Save the Park is a free app to download and play, the American Express Foundation has promised to donate $1 to the US National Park Foundation for every download of this app completed before the end of the year (up to $50,000). This makes your download of this fun app well worth the time.

Save the Park iPhone app requires iOS 7.0 or later and is compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. A small expedited fee was paid by the developer to speed up the publication of this review.