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Rush City Preps For iOS Launch
The Game Informer office is obsessed with games featuring scoring leaderboards. Channeling the atmosphere of the arcades of old, most morning conversations amongst the staff devolve into gloating sessions surrounding Pinball FX 2, Temple Run, Jet Pack Joyride, and pretty much any game that lets you one-up your friends. Acceleroto's newest title Rush City appears to offer a similarly competitive scoring system and has been on our radar for quite some time. This rooftop jumping simulator has just secured a February 23 launch date for all iOS platforms.
Check out the video below for a brief look at this game. If you think you have skills, add me to your Game Center (I'm Reinak). Man, I cannot wait to demolish Dan Ryckert's high score in this game...like I do every game.
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