You can play the single-player mode and beat the posted time for each track to unlock new tracks, or you can play the asynchronous multiplayer mode to challenge your friends' or worldwide player times. Featuring several colorful worlds to master, the game challenges you to navigate 30 different tracks, collecting coins on your way to the finish line. MotoHeroz (99 cents) is a mix of Trials-like platforming games (it's made by the same developer as Trials HD) and rally racing that makes for a fun diversion as you go for the best times. The second is a recent release with (mostly) lifelike physics as you race giant four- and six-wheel drive vehicles. The first offers a Trials-like experience that has you restarting tracks over and over to get the best time. This week's collection of iOS apps consists of two excellent side-scrolling racers that I recommend wholeheartedly.
I've added a couple more to the list here, but if you have a good one you're playing, let me know in the comments. There are a ton of side-scrolling racing games in the App Store that I've played and reviewed over the years, but only a few can match the level of polish and challenging gameplay found in the Mad Skills games. If you haven't checked it out, I highly recommend Turborilla's latest game. Yesterday, I posted a review of Mad Skills BMX, an excellent sequel to the popular Mad Skills Motocross game that uses a completely new control system.
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