In the middle of some big name games Apple offers in its subscription Arcade service, there are a few entertainment gems that are absolutely worth a look. One, a fun game called “What the Car?” blends a fun physics engine with the most exciting racing and interactive environment possible in a non-car oriented game car games. Add to its unusual résumé, the creators of the game recruiting actor Amy Sedarisnon-drivers, to create a custom level now available to play.
Sedaris, who lives in New York, says driving makes her nervous, but that’s exactly what “What the Car” feels like. There are cars with legs instead of wheels and impossible obstacles, and Sedaris’ levels include giant teacups for good measure. Users can also borrow elements from the “Amy Sedaris Can’t Drive” level to create their own designs.
Any player can design a custom level and amusing configuration in advance of the game making it fun to play without being too competitive. There are also no references to real-life cars and nothing to do with actual driving physics, so don’t get your hopes up for a “real” racing game. The setup is very similar to the “What the .” section Golf?” game in which players use objects such as park chairs and dining tables instead of golf clubs. The two games both come from development studio Triband, so it’s not surprising to see such strong similarities.
If any of that sounds appealing, you’ll have to pay a $4.99 monthly subscription fee for access to Apple Arcade. On the other hand, games that come with subscription service There are no in-app purchases and no ads, so it’s a pure gaming experience just like the early iPhone games before the developers figured out how to squeeze every penny out of the user.
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