The soundtrack, meanwhile, is fun, and works well with the overall feel of the game. Case in point: level selection is presented as a gondola line, where players move cars back and forth in order to choose a specific map. The colors are bright, the graphics are 2D and look hand-drawn, and everything looks wonderfully crisp on the Retina display. Meanwhile, collecting all the stars in each level becomes increasingly difficult to pull off, so itвЂ™s likely that gamers will have to replay them a number of times before they get a perfect score. While each level only lasts a minute or two on the outside, there are over forty different maps to play through, so itвЂ™s not like players will get bored quickly. When the character crashes, players are presented with an option to start over from the last checkpoint. Surprisingly the controls all work really well together, and even twisting the iPhone around is pretty easy to get the hang of. IStunt 2 utilizes both motion-sensing (to control the spin of the character when heвЂ™s in the air), and different touch controls to do things like duck/crouch, jump, and grab hold of the snowboard so tricks can be performed for extra points.

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