Asphalt 8: Airborne+

I love this game! In career i'm in the last level and just having a good time! My computer doesnt crash and it doesnt slow the computer down either. Great game! BUT.... The Mastery challenges sometimes make it so if i press the arrows - W A S D it would turn me around or make it so i drive against the wall. I recommend Asphalt 8 changes this problem

This game is so fun! Although everyone says their game crashes, my computer works fine with it! Great graphics and constant updates. One small problem. After getting the first few lisence rewards, it gets really hard. Still, great game.

Update On Mac: Events sometimes produce no reward whatsoever, even though all races were won, as if their database just dropped everything in a table. One must start the game, close the game, and then start the game again to claim the rewards, if they are even available after you earn them. MotoBlitz continues to be impossible to complete because Season 4.3, Rio Sprint 4, is a race that includes an AI-piloted bike that is impossible to control in any way whatsoever, leading to an animation of a bike crashing infinitely. Tech support continues to actively thwart any attempt to report issues by insisting that have videos of problems that were already very well described. If starting a race after a wreck, the vehicle starts in reverse. Mastery Rewards are not redeemable beyond Mazzanti Evantra Kit #7 because they are not seen to be claimed; thus, they are not clickable. This problem was fixed in the latest release. Overall: One must wait at least 12-16 hours to upgrade parts after only a smidgen were upgraded. There are many other mandatory and artificial wait times for no purpose whatsoever. They cannot even progam their own website for communications. Their support forms return "Could not submit the form. Please try again later." I could be cynical and guess that they do not want any feedback, like a modern & conceited developer. But there need be no guess: they do not even provide telephone numbers or regular E-mail addresses. Be warned: this game is an exercise in patience for the dumbbells who make it.