When comparing Circle Rush vs SC Blacklist: Spider-Bot, the Slant community recommends SC Blacklist: Spider-Bot for most people. In the question“What are the best Android games without in-app purchases/paywalls?” SC Blacklist: Spider-Bot is ranked 123rd while Circle Rush is ranked 132nd. The most important reason people chose SC Blacklist: Spider-Bot is:
There are three modes of play available in game with a different robot to play in each.
Specs
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Pros
Pro Creative gameplay mechanic
Creative idea with super simple controls. Easy to pick up, hard to master. The gameplay consists of the players white ball dodging all red balls in the two outline circles. By tapping the screen the player can slow down or speed up their white ball.
Pro Beautiful, minimalistic design
The graphics are simple yet hold to a true minimalistic design.
Pro Local multiplayer for two players on the same device
Play with a friend on the same device and choose how many games to play.
Pro Runs smoothly
Being that there is not much graphics to push the game runs very smoothly on all devices.
Pro Ads are opt-in
Advertisements are not on by default, user need to turn them on in the settings. This allows the user to decide if they want to contribute to the dev, which is a remarkably clever way to go about allowing users to support a free app.
Pro Three modes of play
There are three modes of play available in game with a different robot to play in each.
Pro Transferable currency to PC title
Being that this is a companion app for the PC title Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Ubisoft has made the in game earned currency transferable to the PC title.
Cons
Con Advertisements can slow down the game
The optional advertisements, when turned on do slow the game down a little bit, which can detract from the gameplay.
Con Has trouble connecting to UPlay
In what is at this point expected behavior from Ubisoft there is apparently connection problems with this game to their servers.