We have been playing my daughter and I at home with the application Carnimalz to several races with vehicles that are half cars and half animals. She with the iPad and I with the iPod Touch, using the home wifi creating challenges in a very simple and fast way.
When creating a challenge you have to choose the stage, which can be the desert, the jungle or the ice. And then each driver chooses the vehicle inheriting the characteristics of each animal. I liked the giraffe and the rhino, my daughter liked the crocodile more. In addition the animal skills can be activated to accelerate carnimalz, make it more powerful and try to win the race. My daughter has learned quickly and immediately activated her carnimalz when we were on par to get me off the path and win easy.
You have to choose the landscape and carnimalz well because each of them becomes more powerful depending on the environment in which it moves. For example, the Carligator crocodile has a lot of advantage gliding over the water, the Giraffe Truck trotts through the savannah, Tigercar also has the jump to get around rocks or volcano lava. And Rhinocar will break through destroying obstacles with its powerful onslaught.
To play with Carnimalz just slide your finger on either side of the touch screen to direct and press the circular control to activate its special feature. We have played in pairs activating the Wi-Fi, although it also works with BluetoothIn any case you can play against the machine and have a good time. Carnimalz is in Spanish, English and Portuguese. The devices it works on are iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. It works on iOS 4.2 or later. It weighs 90 MB and the launch price is 0.79 euros, also does not include annoying advertising. The scenarios or carnimalz can be extended by buying them at 0.79 euros per unit.
Here I leave the promotional and presentation video of the video game:
Panini is the company behind the Carnimalz. Panini dominates the children's sector in the kiosk, where it is the market leader in collectible products such as chrome. He also publishes children's magazines, youth and comics. Now it is also on Apple devices.
