World Superbikes races onto the touchscreen in your pocket today – here’s an interview with the game's makers about the new SBK title.
It misses a few beats, but SBK15 is an engaging bike racer all the same.
VVV: "Since then, Digital Tales have reigned the rights to the SBK license, developing the successful SBK mobile game series. The Italian outfit is well versed with mobile bike games too, having worked on previous MotoGP games and Ducati Challenge. Last year saw the release of the crowdfunded SBK: The Official Mobile Game, which was highly successful with over 4.5 million downloads. inevitably, a sequel is due to follow this month in the form of the equally imaginatively-titled SBK15 Official Mobile Game.
As you would expect, SBK15 will feature all the tracks and bikes from this year's Superbike World Championship, all of which have been faithfully recreated with SBK15's realistic 3D graphics engine which also features dynamic lighting. Adding to the authenticity, Digital Tales are promising "life-like sound effects" and an advanced physics engine, with a bike handling model that is said to have smoother response based on player feedback for SBK14."
