14 DAY TRIAL // Developer Nautilus Mobile recently launched its Real Cricket 15 game on Windows Phone platform, but those who own 512MB devices should stay away since the game does not support these smartphones.
Real Cricket 15 does not seem to be completely polished, though we don't know why a developer will risk a high amount of negative ratings just to get their game or app faster in the store.
There's an official statement on the game's Windows Phone Store page, which confirms that there are still some things that need to be implemented or issues to be fixed.
“We do realize that there are certain shortcomings but don’t worry we will soon be coming up with updates frequently, so please bear with us...”
So, if you're a cricket fan, you might want to get past the first impression if it's not positive, and try and have fun with Real Cricket 15.
Expect many updates that should address some shortcomings
The game allows players to choose from 16 nations and 8 master teams. When it comes to visuals, developers promise scintillating 2D motion captured animations.
Real Cricket 15 also comes with Diverse, Exhibition modes, as well as Tournaments, including T20 World Cup, Masters Cup and Knockout Cup.
No less than 27 cricket shots have been implemented in the game, which should feature real ball physics. Players will get full control on team selection, batting and bowling order, along with 15 fields of placements to choose from.
Last but not least, developers promise “amazing and unique hand drawn graphics,” as well as “simple and intuitive controls.”
You can now download Real Cricket 15 for Windows Phone for free via Windows Phone Store. The game should be fully compatible with devices powered by Windows Phone 8 and up, which pack at least 1GB of RAM.
