Flashout 2S is, if nothing else, an interesting case study in how free to play games are made.
It's the same game as the lacklustre Flashout 2 but without a cost, meaning the monetisation screws are even tighter.
You can now pay for power-ups before the race, which results in fewer on track (on one stage, 2S has three pick-ups, while Flashout 2 had seven). You'll also pick up fewer coins and get a smaller starting fund.
Most other costs are the same (Flashout 2 already had IAPs, after all), but I'd recommend treating this like a demo, rather than a freebie.
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Flashout 2S is a little lifeless, but it's good for a freebie. If you like it, get the premium version for a more balanced experience
Mark Brown
Mark Brown spent several years slaving away at the Steel Media furnace, finally serving as editor at large of Pocket Gamer before moving on to doing some sort of youtube thing.