14 DAY TRIAL // Feral Interactive released today the first patch to its iOS port for the GRID Autosport racing game to fix some gameplay issues for Apple's 10th anniversary iPhone, the iPhone X.
GRID Autosport was released for iOS by Feral Interactive last month on November 27, bringing one of the most acclaimed racing games to iPhone and iPad users. The game comes with 100 cars and 100 circuits, and it now received its first patch to address some performance issues with iPhone X devices.
"If you’re lucky enough to own the iPhone X and GRID Autosport, then update your game now for suped-up performance," wrote Feral Interactive today on Twitter." This update fixes a reported performance issue on iPhone X, where the phone heats up and the framerate of the game is reduced."
In addition to the iPhone X performance optimizations, Feral Interactive fixed a bug that might have caused the game to crash when the device language was set to Brazilian Portuguese, a rare issue that would cut out sound during a race, as well as various minor localization problems.
GRID Autosport for iOS comes packed with all the free DLC content
GRID Autosport for iOS comes packed with all the free DLC content, which makes it a very popular racing game for iPhone and iPad devices right now. Besides iPhone X, you can also play it on iPhone 8, iPhone 7, and iPhone SE, as well as iPad Pro 9.7-inch, iPad (2017) 9.7-inch, iPad Pro 10.5-inch, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (including 2nd generation).
It goes without saying that you'll be needing the latest iOS 11 mobile operating system installed on your device and at least 6GB of free space to install and play GRID Autosport. Existing users can download the 1.2.1 update right now from the App Store, and new players would have to purchase it for $9.99/€9.99/£9.99.
If you’re lucky enough to own the iPhone X and GRID Autosport, then update your game now for suped-up performance.This update fixes a reported performance issue on iPhone X, where the phone heats up and the framerate of the game is reduced. pic.twitter.com/8pLu0Z0Xdu — Feral Interactive (@feralgames) December 11, 2017
