Crazy Jungle Ben Bike Race - a nice two-dimensional mototrial of hardcore complexity, the lack of which only one - physics, far from realistic. The protagonist is a guy named Ben, who travels on a motorcycle for game locations and levels of varying complexity. Along the way, he selects virtual money, which is necessary to open new content and locations. In the project Crazy Jungle Ben Bike Race intuitive control, the elements of which are four screen buttons - gas, brake and balancing. About realistic physics can immediately forget, in this, perhaps, is the main difficulty of the gameplay, because it is impossible to predict how the bike behaves in this or that situation. Any unevenness of the track can become the last for our rider, and from it there will be only a pair of wheels flying in level. Animation also leaves much to be desired, the protagonist looks like a wooden one, it seems that the developers just decided to "score" on all this, releasing some "semi-finished product", what to say or about their non-professionalism or disrespect of users. The overall picture looks good, but this is the end of the plus, music - the same type and bored after a couple of levels. To be honest, for this project and the "troika" it is a pity, although, perhaps, there is a consumer for such a product.
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