Blur is back... as a top-down mobile game
Blur is back--just not in the way you may expect. Activision has licensed the IP to Marmalade Play, who have transformed it into a top-down arcade racer for iOS and Android.
Bizarre Creations' last game before they were unceremoniously shuttered by Activision was arcade racer Blur. Essentially Mario Kart with realistic cars, the game had you using power-ups to attack other vehicles and gain the edge.
Blur is back--just not in the way you may expect. Activision has licensed the IP to Marmalade Play, who have transformed it into a top-down arcade racer for iOS and Android.
The game is now available on Google Play, with an iOS release to come soon. And of course, it's free-to-play. Like the original console game, you'll have various power-ups at your disposal: mines, shield, nitro, shock, and more.
There are 25 cars to own and 250 customizations to unlock, which should give you a good idea how monetization might work in the game. Here's a trailer of what it looks like:
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Andrew Yoon posted a new article, Blur is back... as a top-down mobile game.
Blur is back--just not in the way you may expect. Activision has licensed the IP to Marmalade Play, who have transformed it into a top-down arcade racer for iOS and Android.-
What a fucking disappointment. Especially after the Blur 2 concept teaser. http://kotaku.com/5973766/this-is-probably-what-blur-2-would-looked-like-too-bad-youll-never-play-it
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