I don’t want to undersell this game because it is one of the few mobile games I’ve actually enjoyed. HOWEVER, there is always room for improvement. The main issues I found were gameplay physics and hit-box issues. Waypoints often have tighter hit-boxes than they feel they should. The corners of the waypoint box-shaped check points often do not allow you to progress which often feels frustrating. While this is more of a personal issue, the handling on the jet car specifically has made me need to take a break from the game multiple times due to the sheer frustration of trying to keep it steady. I was able to progress quite a bit through the platforming levels without using it, but at later difficulties you have to complete some really hard levels with it to progress with the other vehicles. Air controls in general are often very touchy and sensitive depending on the car, so it’s really easy to miss something by a fraction of a degree and send your car plummeting intro free fall ruining your chances of getting that shiny gold medal. In summary, I wouldn’t recommend playing this game if you find yourself sensitive to rage. It doesn’t hold your hand, and the difficulty level can feel brutal to the point of demoralizing at times. It’s insanely pretty however. The lighting and the aerial vistas complement futuristic, geometric tracks very well without distracting you or coming off as trying too hard. And while I feel that most would consider this game very very difficult, it is leagues above most other games in the App Store. The full version is certainly worth your money

You can’t use the rocket. It’s just a boost. Unless you hit the jump right (like a regular car game) the rocket will not help you recover. Think rocket league. Add air roll or something of the like so the player has better control of their car and you will overtake the AppStore. Every rocket league player will download this. You have potential for some good cash flow here. I’d love to see some more effort put into the game.

The magic of JCS is in its intuitive nature: drive the car through the course to the end. Even when at its most difficult, JCS1 was intuitive. You knew what to do and roughly how to do it, but it was still hard. JCS2 ruins this format by replacing it with labyrinthine levels where you can arbitrarily fail a full minute into a course. There’s no indication of where to go or what to do, the gameplay concepts (grinding, jet management, momentum, etc) aren’t built out, and to make matters worse the HUD puts on a jazzercize session every time you move. I don’t know why I even bothered to write this. It’s not like they’re going to make things better. It’s not even optimized for iPhone X.

First, for those having steering issues, simply flip your device 180 degrees, wait for the game to flip, then flip the device back.Overall, I absolutely love this game. I have had it for many years and appreciate the fact that the developers have not ruined it with adds (as many are these days). The gameplay is simple, but never gets old. The expansion packs are well worth the money, though I do wish more would be created.