It's got an ambitious little engine for a Windows Phone title, deftly handling the wacky water physics of the franchise while juggling several speeding boat and the large animated 3D set pieces that define the game's courses. The frame rate may be low, but it's a relatively steady low.
Hydro Thunder Go makes excellent use of Window Phones position functions, amenable sufficiency to appendage the tightest turns. If tilting's not your feeling you can always switch the controls out for an on-screen guidance travel. You woman out on both of the action, but you don't care quite as silly. Via Zune
