The most popular mobile arcade racing game series has reached a new milestone! In an exciting driving experience driven by a brand-new physics engine, perform dramatic, high-speed airborne feats in Asphalt 8: Airborne.

Asphalt 8: Airborne is a 2013 racing video game in the Asphalt series, created by ExoticBikes and Gameloft Barcelona and released by Gameloft. It was published on iOS and Android in 2013.

The gameplay is identical to that of Asphalt 7: Heat, with four control choices to choose from: tilt to steer, tilt and icons, on-screen controls, or tap to steer.

Asphalt 8 keeps the five-star rating system for each race, as well as the primary and secondary objectives established in Asphalt 7. For first place, three stars are awarded, two for second, and one for third. Two extra stars are awarded for completing secondary objectives such as accomplishing a certain amount of tricks or knocking down opponents.

Airborne focuses on jumping, with tracks containing far more ramps than prior games. You may now execute flat spins and barrel rolls in addition to the traditional jumps.

Nitro boost is acquired on all jumps; the longer the air, the more boost you. Nitro is gained through destroying obstacles such as barricades and lampposts, as well as striking or almost hitting traffic cars.

The option to do a Perfect Nitro is another new feature. A little red zone shows in the boost bar when you hit boost. When you push the boost again while the boost gauge is in the red zone, the car will move even faster, and the boost will last until you run out of boost, brake, crash, or hit a ramp.

There are presently around 306 vehicles in Asphalt 8: Airborne, including 11 cars that have been removed or are no longer available. The Dodge Dart GT is the lowest vehicle in the lineup which you start with. SUVs like the Ford F-150, supercars like the Lamborghini Centenario LP770-4 and the Koenigsegg Jesko, Formula One cars, and fictional vehicles like Gru's vehicle from the Despicable Me series are also on the long list of all the vehicles available in Asphalt 8: Airborne.

In the Asphalt series, an upgrade is a permanent car performance upgrade that boosts the car's rank. Downgrading a vehicle is not achievable due to the fact that upgrades cannot be reversed. Upgrades vary from Boosters in that they are not time-limited, and they differ from Pro Kits in that they do not require components to apply, simply Credits or Tokens. In addition, unlike Pro-Kit upgrades, every vehicle in the game has access to all five upgrade levels.

Motorcycles are also featured in the game. Unlike past Asphalt games, you don't need to earn stars to access them; instead, they're available right away and may be purchased for credits, which can also be used to improve them.

Both locally over Wi-Fi and worldwide via the internet, the online multiplayer mode is available. Playing online is the only method to increase and level up your in-game level, which grants you more credits as you go. Speaking of multiplayer, the Multiplayer League Update included a new multiplayer mode, where you compete against the other players in online multiplayer races for special and exclusive rewards.

Asphalt 8: Airborne is a high-quality racing game that is well-known among mobile game users. In this game, you may ride in any of the fancy vehicles you see being driven in real life. The only major difference between real-life and mobile driving is the ability to pull incredible tricks with these fancy vehicles.

It takes time and effort to find your stride, which is why we've put together some winning tips to help you become a better driver and a strong online competitor.

● Get three stars on every stage

When it comes to obtaining new races and seasons, the unlocking stars that can be found on every level are needed. When it comes to buying in-game items, stars are also useful.

Every new star you earn contributes to the unlocking of a one-time monetary incentive at the end of each race. By finishing every race, you may try to get that one-time bonus for additional money.

● Explore every map This is most likely one of the most essential Asphalt 8 tips. There are several alternate paths, shortcuts, and hidden tunnels on each map. Some are shorter, while others are longer, and the difficulty of navigating varies.

To win, you must learn various routes and pick the one that best suits your driving style while still providing you with a competitive advantage. The simplest way to achieve this is to play each one again while consciously noting where pathways divide and where the competitors prefer to go.

● Use your nitro Because nitro increases your total speed, keep your tank full at all times. If you have the extra cash, upgrading the size of your nitro tank in your vehicle is a good idea.

To acquire nitro, perform as many stunts as possible (such as barrel rolls, flat spins, and drifting around curves). Meanwhile, keep an eye out for nitro symbols to replenish your supply. Most importantly, utilize your nitro as soon as possible. With a full tank of nitro, don't spend time traveling at regular speeds.

● Keep an eye on the score of your opponent The higher an opponent's score, the more aggressive they will be during a race. To get the upper hand, this means crashing into you and, in certain cases, damaging your vehicle.

Gameloft calibrated the takedown feature so that you aren't instantly destroyed when a boosting vehicle hits you. You can still wreck if you crash into a wall or go too far off the track. Aggressive play is encouraged, and don't be afraid to get messy.

● In multiplayer, be aggressive Before other players try to ram into you, ram into them first! Being an aggressive driver rewards money and experience points much more, so don't be scared to wreck other cars and earn those rewards.

One smart strategy is to flank another automobile from the side and drive them into a wall at high speed. They're not going to walk away from that one and it will surely give you the upper hand.

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