I am sure we all have watched at least one or two videos of people successfully performing parkour stunts (or failing miserably). It's fascinating what the human body can do once one puts forth the effort to learn new things. However, I have always gotten my personal parkour fix vicariously through games such as Mirror's Edge or the Prince of Persia series. I was pleasantly surprised to discover another game that could potentially fill my need to pull off dangerous stunts, without the chance of reaping painful consequences. This aforementioned game is called Time Crash [$2.99] by 8SEC.
Time Crash is a first-person runner that places you in the shoes of an agile protagonist who has to save a futuristic city by fixing time itself. The story is told through a minimally animated series of comic panels. These cut-scenes are spread periodically throughout the 15 levels of the single player portion of the game. It's nothing complicated but it's enough to understand why you are recklessly traversing through numerous buildings and cityscapes.
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The controls of the game consist of tapping or sliding your finger on the right side of the screen to avoid obstacles by sliding, vaulting, zip-lining, jumping, swinging, and wall-running through each level. The controls are responsive and almost every one of my deaths felt like they were solely my fault. The game does an amazing job of helping you learn its mechanics through short tutor...