Jet Car Stunts 2 Critic Reviews

It isn't going to offer you high quality visuals that push your device to the edge, nor is it going to push the envelope for racers in general. But if you just want to kill some time trying to get a car from one spot to another and put in the time to learn the ins and outs, Jet Car Stunts 2 is the perfect way to spend an afternoon.

Jet Car Stunts 2 demands extreme skill and patience, but the payoff is four varied and equally stellar game modes that offer style, speed, and character in spades.

Jet Car Stunts 2 doesn't screw up what made the original game great, while adding in some variety, including a clever level editor.

Jet Car Stunts didn't lose its appeal, and this new episode delivers yet another stunning (though sometimes frustrating) arcade experience.

Because of its high difficulty bar, Jet Car Stunts 2 certainly isn't for everyone. If you're a racing fan up for a real challenge though - or you don't mind spending a few hours perfecting runs on the trickiest levels - this one's well worth taking for a spin.

It's not for the casual player, but if you like a challenge, then Jet Car Stunts 2's varied modes and pitch-perfect controls should get your motor running.

This is one of the games where very different ideas work really well together. A very interesting experience for those who want to play racing games in a different way.

Not one for the faint of heart or slow of finger, Jet Car Stunts 2 takes a long time to master, but it's just about worth the effort.

Jet Car Stunts 2 works fine as the first episode, thanks to an interesting editor that allows player to create and share their own levels.

Jet Car Stunts 2 is characterized by a very good longevity. The gameplay is simple and intuitive, and this fits perfectly the spirit of this title. Nevertheless, the graphics are very poor, but the game is still able to entertain thanks to its good number of levels and variety of tracks.

The original Jet Car Stunts was a paid app we gave four stars, but Jet Car Stunts 2 simply fails to live up to its predecessor’s legacy as it falls into the free-to-play trap so many other titles have. Unless and until they give this one some fine-tuning, it’s better to go with the original or other, better games than bother with this one.