Chaser Tracer Review (Android)

by Jim Smale · Published March 27, 2021 · Updated April 27, 2021

Sporting cool vaporwave visuals and a soundtrack to match, Chaser Tracer dares you to securely deactivate a mass extinction device referred to as the Oblivion Orb – racing against the clock to decode thousands of alien symbols before it annihilates all life within the universe.

Pros:

Bright neon graphics.
209MB download size.
Touchscreen controls.
3 difficulties-poser, rad and ace.
Reaction based gameplay.
The game is simple, a shape will come up and you have to follow the lines and draw the shape fast as possible.
Easy to learn.
Initial tutorial.
Brilliant soundtrack.
Fits the mobile phone format.
Boss encounters.
Background changes as you play.
Timed.
Earn and charge up special abilities.
In-app purchases.

Chaser Tracer Review (Android)

Cons:

No settings at all.
No Google play integration.
Not always good at recognizing actions.
Slow-paced unless you go to the highest difficulty.
No leaderboards.
In-app purchases.
Earning a power-up requires an advert watch.

Chaser Tracer Review (Android)

7/10

Graphics - 7/10
7/10

Sound - 7/10
7/10

Accessibility - 7/10
7/10

Length - 7/10
7/10

Fun Factor - 7/10

7/10

Summary

Chaser Tracer is a simple game, shapes come up on the screen and you have to draw them as fast as possible. This all plays out with a neon synthwave aesthetic going on and the background is very nice. Music is OK but I played mostly with the sound off. The game is all about reflexes and Coordination, but unfortunately, the game didn’t always recognize my inputs or the timer would be so short I couldn’t afford any mistakes no matter how small. You get no settings in Chaser Tracer, no graphics, performance, or anything. Nothing is a word that is used a lot as it has encapsulated many of the game’s nonexistent features like no leaderboards, no Google play integration, or anything special or even standard. In-app purchases are not needed as it’s just tied to ability charging and how saving works bit honestly it’s just not needed. I hated that I could earn an ability charge but I had to watch an advert in order to claim it. Overall I just found Chaser Tracer to be flat and not that fun to play, it has no unique thing about it and is not that fun.