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It's a really fun game. Perhaps it won't attract people who prefer either more casual or brainier games, but it's made with care, design is great and gameplay, though a little bit confusing, it's very enjoyable. Recommended, fun for fun's sake.

Excellent graphics and animations, the app works smoothly.

Lastly, although there are in-app purchases to get currency, this game can be eternally played for free if you're patient enough. As a footnote, as it reminds of Star Wars Dejarik, will it be a sci-fi version in the future?

Thus, you must guide Gary through 22 levels of fun set in pixelated retro-graphics. Actually, both the humor and the scenery reminds (and well the name of our guy) reminds Leisure Suit Larry. Less naughtiness and more guile in this original stealth game that's worth its price.

On the other hand, players used to more arcade-like games will get bored soon, and for sure there's who doesn't like the retro-like graphics at all, let alone there should be a way to share trains with your friends or create your own maps whatsoever.

As a technically flawless game (unless you run it on a non-latest gen device) we should stick to abstract and subjective catches to not rate it a 10. In this case, I'm wondering why no one in Glu bet for extinct or fantasy animals (sabertooth tiger, gryphon) or a "xeno" version in remote space colonies, or even an "After Earth" version.Anyway, it doesn't matter what this game could have been, because what it is is the best hunting game on market. And please, don't miss the co-op mode.

Everything you can imagine, every player you may have heard of, every possible fantasy tactic is here. And every possible in-app purchase in here, too. Yes, that's all you need to know. Here's the best, and it costs as much as you're willing to pay for.

We couldn't end this review without talking about the online cooperative mode, which is the greatest enhancement this sequel gets from the original game, and its major incentive to be download and played.

There's no complaint about the quality of the graphics, but it seems EA Sports mobile didn't care for the smallest details as they do on desktop/console versions.What's more, there are some inconsistencies such as Özil's still playing in Real Madrid. Details don't keep us away from enjoying the game to the fullest, but there are still crucial.

A little of laws of physics here and skill there and you have one of the most original games so far. Absolutely recommendable, unless you're too much into arcade, pewpew, ra-ta-ta or kaboom gaming.