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Unpossible

Acceleroto · Apr 17, 2014

Android · iOS

Everyone

About

Unpossible will test your skills, your reflexes, and even your memory. It will make you smile. It will probably make you scream. You will die often and it will always be your fault. Fight to learn the obstacles…they already know how to fight you. Relentless. Thrilling. Unpossible!

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Scores by platform

Android

Critic 8.1 (2 critics) · Gamer 8.2

7.9

iOS

Critic 7.6 (6 critics) · Gamer 8.9

8.1

Critic reviews

  • AppsZoom.com

    Janel Torkington · Aug 27, 2014

    7.2
    The graphics are high quality, but the black does tend to blend into the blue, making obstacles rather difficult to perceive in advance (that's probably the idea, though). There isn't anything too original here, but it's a polished racer game that can inject a bit of adrenaline into an otherwise dull commute.
  • Android Rundown

    Tre Lawrence · Aug 21, 2014

    9.0
    The latent strength of the game is its ability to draw out such a range of emotions: rage, joy, peace, disappointment… all wrapped up in addiction. It’s that good.
  • Arcade Sushi

    John Llewellyn Martin · Apr 21, 2014

    8.5
    Unpossible will probably be the next game that will get you to try to one-up your friends’ scores and vice versa. The gameplay is designed to spur you on and strive to beat your previous score. It’s a lot of fun, but just be careful not to bash your head into the wall or snap your device in half when you crash into obstacles, because that is going to happen — like, a lot.
  • 148Apps

    Carter Dotson · Apr 17, 2014

    9.0
    Unpossible‘s touch controls work great – the MFi gamepad controls are especially wonderful on the SteelSeries Stratus (which has great joysticks). Tilt is also an option, one that the developer prefers. Any way players want to control the game works well. Just from top to bottom, this is a well-constructed game.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Harry Slater · Apr 22, 2014

    8.0
    This is super-tough arcade gaming, a dark and difficult wedge of almost pure play that wears a little more sparkle on its sleeve than some of its inspirations. Unpossible might only deliver its gameplay in minute-long thumps, but they're tight enough, and engaging enough, that you'll keep coming back for more.

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