Once you get to the racing, most of the time it’s over in seconds.
The menu interface is bewildering, featuring one of the most cluttered, busy menu experiences I’ve ever seen, with the actual racing being buried away as almost secondary to all the profiles, virtual shop fronts, car garages and other superfluous things that Gameloft have thrown in there. While Asphalt does want you to spend a lot of money on it, it’s also one of those games that doesn’t want you to spend much time actually playing it. Opening your device to stuff like this isn’t the right play, Nintendo.Īsphalt 9: Legends is “free” in the sense that once you download it it will beg, threaten, and cajole you into spending a fortune in premium currency on it, and you’ll be tempted to do that, just to make the endless grind that masquerades as “gameplay” slightly less soul-crushingly inane. Just as Apple is taking steps to mitigate against this kind of delinquent free-to-play nonsense with its Apple Arcade, the Nintendo Switch gets a high profile example of it. Get trash like Asphalt 9 off game consoles.
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