Real Racing 3

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Racing Game Real Racing 3 loans you in the game, lol.

Real Racing 3 was published by Electronic Arts, it is available for both ios and Android.

At the start of the player was given, a Porsche 911 GT3 RS is loaned for the tutorial.

Afterward, the player was required to buy a Nissan Silvia S15 or a Ford Focus RS.

The player begins the game at driver level 0 and increases levels by earning fame points based on performance.

Gold coins, the premium in-game currency, are rewarded at each level up.

Depending on the amount of fame points required to reach the new level, the game rewards from 5 to 100 gold coins.

The game as a whole is divided into multiple series, each series is further subdivided into several tiers, and each tier into one to three individual races.

Series: There are a total of 135 series in the game as of June 2017, and only certain cars can be used in any given series (most series allow the use of 3-5 cars, although some only allow one car, or up to 13).

Tiers: Every series is divided into about seventeen to twenty two tiers, all of which contain one to three races. Upon entering a particular series, only one tier is available, although once a tier is unlocked all races within that tier are available for play.

More tiers are unlocked as the player earns bronze, silver and gold trophies in the races of a previous tier, or can be unlocked by use of in-game currency or gold coins.

Unlike in the previous Real Racing games, players are required to maintain and service their vehicles; if the player does not perform such maintenance, the car's performance will suffer drastically. Performing maintenance and upgrades requires in-game cash and also takes up real-world time, often up to several hours, depending on the car being serviced.

There are three types of currency in the game: "Race dollars", gold, and "Motorsports dollars".

R$ is earned by completing races, advancing in a series, completing laps without leaving the track or bumping into other cars, and hiring the Manager.

Gold coins are earned only by finishing each quarter of a series, advancing to a higher driver level, completing Game Center/Google Play Games achievements, by watching fifteen to thirty second advertisements available in-game, opening the application every day, or by completing partner offers.

R$ can be used to purchase new cars, buy upgrades, and pay for maintenance.

Gold coins are used to immediately finish maintenance, deliver newly purchased cars without waiting, unlock new tiers, instantly unlock cars, buy higher level upgrades, customize cars, and purchase cars that are not available through R$

Real Racing 3 features eleven different types of race;

"Time Trial" (the player must complete a lap as fast as possible without all four tires leaving the track or the car bumping into the walls; time trial races require drive points).

"Hunter" (the opponent is given a head start against the player, and the player must try to reduce the gap and/or overtake the opponent by the largest amount by the end of the lap to win);

"Drag Race" (a two car drag race, with three opponents taking turns);

"Speed Snap" (the player must complete a certain portion of a track, and must cross the finishing line at a certain speed);

"Speed Record" (the player must reach a certain speed over the course of a single lap);

"Autocross" (the player must complete a certain portion of a track within a given time);

"Head-to-Head" (similar to Cup but with just one opponent);

"Endurance" (the player begins with sixty seconds on the clock, and must reach a certain distance before the timer runs out. Time is added, up to a maximum ninety (90.00) seconds, for overtaking other cars and completing laps);

"Elimination" (race against seven opponents, where the car in last place is eliminated every 20 seconds);

"Formula E" basic race in Formula E cars with manual controls and brakes, players automatically lose the race if the battery runs out and the car comes to a full stop before crossing the finish line);

"NASCAR" (rolling start race in NASCAR cars with up to 42 opponents, with drafting available);

"Cup" (basic race against nine to twenty-one opponents over several laps);