“Repulsive” is being given away in the Google Play Store. In the game, which otherwise costs 5.99 euros, you cruise through the streets on a hoverboard.
- In “Repulsive” you ride through the city on your hoverboard.
- Train your skills, do backflips off rooftops or just cruise the streets.
- The game normally costs 5.99 euros. There are no advertising or in-app purchases.
You can regularly download paid apps and mobile games for free in the App Store. The campaigns are intended to help attract new users and increase the awareness of the respective applications. In some cases you get really good apps and games for free.
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Among other things, the mobile game “Repulsive” for iPhone and iPad is currently offered free of charge. In the game you cruise around on a hoverboard. You can practice your skills by doing backflips off roofs, wall jumps and many more tricks.
There are many secret challenges to master and you can also unlock a variety of characters. You can also just cruise through the streets and listen to the synth-hop soundtrack.
Is the download worth it?
“Repulsive” is a small mobile phone game for passing time on the bus, train, etc. If you want to play for a few minutes every now and then and can do something with the type of game, you should take a look at the app. The game has a good rating average of 4.5 out of 5 stars in the App Store.
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iOS apps currently available for free
iOS apps currently available for free
To use it, at least iOS 10 must be installed on your iPhone or iPad. This means that older devices are also supported. The game is currently only available in English, but it should be self-explanatory for most people.
How long the free promotion is valid is not known. If you get the app for free now, you can always download it again for free, even if it is available for purchase again.
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