Alpine Crawler Wild App Reviews

Super fun and addictive

Awesome addicting game, but its next to impossible to beat challenge mode! Its too easy to die and the time limit is very low. Other than that its a great game!

Gas or break thats your control

This game is good and bad the good part is the sounds and the graphics the bad part is I was on the hardest mission I was right at the end and then I flipped and it said...your stuck try again. I though that was not right at all !

This is a awesome riding car game Very good

Every time I start playing and get to the end the gas pedal stops working and the time runs out!!!!!!!!!

Worked great on my I phone 4. But now with my I phone 5 the gas pedal stops working. Please fix ASAP!!!!!!

Well I wish it was compatible for iPhone 5 I have a bigger screen and this is still made for iPhone 4 plus fix gas pedal and add more cars and newer levels like add a snow level group please and thanks.

Love this game. I would love to see it updated with more levels. Cant get enough of this game.

Needs more cars.

Im rating 1 star cuz when I open the app it just crashes!!! Please fix or refund

Please optimize this for ipod 5th generation and iPhone 5

This is a good game but on level 5 on the desert you can go up the hill that is behind you with the police car

Can you add first second and third etc

I absolutely love this game! I only have one complaint... Well two... One, it isnt full screen on the iPhone 6 plus, and I wish there were more levels and vehicles.

Im wondering what percentage of the people saying that this great game has great physics have actually driven a car. Its a good assumption that most people have driven a car, just not the people he think the vehicle physics in this game make much sense. For example, how in the world do you climb and traverse the steepest portion of the hill where the slope is greatest then reach the apex of the hill and start slipping and sliding back at where the slope is the least? These are great physics? That makes sense to people? Does it really makes sense to anyone to climb the steepest part of the hill, continue to gain momentum as you do as evidenced by passing the steep part, go into the vastly lesser slope section of the hill almost at the top with all that momentum, and then start sliding back without any change to accelerator?