Drive bad and crash worse
Flatout lies somewhere physics games and driving games. Although it can hardly be considered a real driving game, you must drive, at least far enough as to get enough momentum. In case you didn’t know, Flatout is about crashes and, even worse, to inflict the more possible damage to driver. You start with your car and can drive it as if this were a “normal” driving game, tilting the phone to steer and tapping on the accelerator to go faster. However you won’t go too far, as tracks are very short and your goal is to find the spot to crash, preferably next to a cliff.
Once you crash into a fence or whatever and your driver jumps through the windshield, you can select the trajectory angle and to blow your car up. Just later, when your driver floats on the air, you can tilt your phone to try to redirect him or her to wherever more harm is inflicted. Ghoulish? Yes.
Although we have seen better examples elsewhere, Flatout’s ragdoll physics are good, though not real at all, and graphics are far above average. Once you run out of free levels, know that you can unlock more levels, cars and characters through a convenient in-app purchase, though we should recommend to insistently check once and over the game because it’s technically too demanding and forceclosing issues have been detected.