Moto Simulator

Simulator apps are always fun because you get the chance to experience something on your phone when you, for any reason, cannot experience the activity physically. For instance, airplane simulator apps are interesting because they give you the tiniest idea about how difficult flying and controlling even a simple airplane can be. There are app available for many niche activities that can give people little pleasures in their daily lives. Progimax is one of the app developers renowned for making apps for such niche activities with Moto, an accelerator simulator app, another similar offering. The app provides a simulated experience of the feeling of accelerating the bike. Let's see if the app is accurate in its simulation or not.

There are apps that promise one thing but tend to over clutter with multiple useless features. Thankfully, Moto is not one of those apps. It has a very simple layout and offers you the chance of directly immersing yourself in the experience of working with a motorbike accelerator. The accelerator simulator's landing page introduces you to the controls. It shows you how to move your finger upwards and downwards to experience both the authentic accelerator and the sound experience that comes with an accelerating or decelerating bike. The app's homepage includes an option for settings, a link for looking at the developer's other offerings and three different environments for three different sounding bike engines when you press the accelerator.

The accelerator simulator's entire focus is on getting the sound and experience of going full throttle correct. The sound has to be authentic in order to give you the adrenaline rush that you came for. The best metric to see if the app gets it right or not is to see if you start imagining yourself flying a motorbike on an open road with high wind in your hair. The app gets it right as far as the experience is concerned, as the accelerator is smooth while when you go full throttle, you get the strong engine sound, a cool camera light blink and a solid and very accurate vibration. When you move your finger upwards, the accelerator goes to a certain range and stops while when you move your finger downwards, the accelerator can go full throttle for the time that you keep your finger on the screen.
The accelerator simulator does a good job with providing three unique sounding bikes as well. One cannot be quiet sure, if the app wants you to enjoy sounds of three different bikes or of the same bike sounding different to the audience in three different environments. It is however, a cool feature and the sounds are great for experimenting. The accelerator simulator understands that you might get bored too soon and therefore allows customization. You can change the background color in order to keep changing things up. Moreover, you also have the chance of making the background transparent and it means that you can use what your phone's camera is seeing as the background for the accelerator. There is a lot of play around with using this option.

The app's only problem is the constant bombardment of ads. Even if you can tolerate the ads, you would surely get tired of the app suggestions from the developer that also keep popping up. The app can certainly tone it down a bit in this regard.

Features:

• Simple and clean app layout
• Easy controls
• Fantastic and authentic accelerator experience
• Three different sounding accelerators that provide variety

Conclusion:

Moto is a cool and authentic accelerator simulator app. People who love the sound of a bike accelerating will surely find the app a useful addition to their phones.