Proun+

Critic reviews

• Modojo

  Brittany Vincent · Dec 14, 2014

  9.0

  Proun+ is a game that would be right at home on PlayStation Network or Xbox Live Arcade. The deceptive simpleness of gameplay lends itself to complex and difficult tracks that make a player feel accomplished. Unlike a majority of iOS games, stabbing your finger at the screen won't win this one. It will take practice and skill and that's a good thing.

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• Touch Arcade

  Carter Dotson · Dec 10, 2014

  8.0

  Proun+ is an interesting game for many reasons, and racing fans, as well as anyone who likes tube-racers, tube-runners, whatever you want to call them, ought to give it a a shot.

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• 148Apps

  Jennifer Allen · Nov 28, 2014

  8.0

  Throw in a funky jazz based soundtrack and Proun+ has a lot going for it. It’s a pleasant change of pace from typical racing games and its controls lend themselves well to the potential of mobile gaming. Crucially, it’s fun if occasionally frustrating. Even then, it’ll make you want to play again and again.

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• Gamezebo

  Eli Cymet · Nov 27, 2014

  9.0

  Perhaps it’s no surprise, then, that I heartily recommend Proun+. In a landscape full of racers trying to be either the mobile equivalent of Mario Kart or Gran Turismo, this self-styled “journey through modern art” exudes an endearing weirdness that sets it apart and nestles it in your brain. Like that off-beat game you used to play, that you’re convinced only you can remember, which you can’t possibly forget.

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• AppSpy

  James Gilmour · Dec 01, 2014

  10

  As gorgeous as it is challenging, Proun+'s clever courses and electrifying visuals make it the perfect touchscreen twitch racer.

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• Pocket Gamer

  Harry Slater · Nov 27, 2014

  9.0

  This is knife-edge stuff of the very highest order - you'll curse, you'll scream, and when you conquer a challenge you'll cheer in relief and delight. A wonderfully put together game that manages to take the best elements of two genres and squish them together into a cohesive whole. Highly recommended.

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