Asphalt 9: Legends | |
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Developer(s) | Gameloft |
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Publisher(s) | Gameloft |
Series | Asphalt |
Release Date(s) | 2018 |
Genre(s) | Racing, Arcade |
Mode(s) | Single-player, online multiplayer |
Rating(s) | E10+ |
Platform(s) | iOS, iPadOS, Android, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, macOS, Xbox One, Fire OS, Xbox Series X/S, Arcade |
Predecessor | Asphalt 8: Airborne |
Asphalt 9: Legends is a racing video game developed and published by Gameloft. The game was released for mobile devices & Windows 10 in 2018, the Nintendo Switch in 2019 and Xbox consoles in 2021.
Gameplay[]

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The gameplay in Asphalt 9 is similar to the other Asphalt Games with noticeable differences in graphics and design. There were 48 cars featured in the game when soft-launched, but the worldwide release saw the introduction of four new cars, leading to 52 cars.
There are currently 142 cars as of the September 2021 update. Like its predecessor, each of the cars belongs to a class progressively featuring higher performance and rarity: D, C, B, A, and S. The player starts with a car in the lowest class (Class D), the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X. All cars in the game now require "blueprints" to unlock and then subsequently "star up", with each of them having anywhere from 3 to 6 stars. For each new star, the car's performance capability is increased (at the cost of a lesser fuel tank quantity). Each car can also be customized with the new car editor feature.
Upon unlocking a car, the player can choose from a few official stock colors. Once the car has been starred up at least once, the player can create custom paint job colors to the body, rims, and brake calipers for most models. Some models also allow for carbon parts on the hood, trunk, and wings. Several cars are also convertibles (they can be converted from closed roofs to open ones in-game), like the BMW Z4 LCI E89 and McLaren 570S. Introduced in the 2019 Summer Update, several cars like the Mercedes-AMG GTS could have special tires, rims, and changes to the bodywork added to the car. Also new to the series are "clubs", where up to 20 players can collaboratively score “reputation points” to achieve rewards. The more reputation points the club scores, the better rewards, ranging from credits to blueprints for cars.
The game also features "nitro shockwave", returning from Asphalt 6: Adrenaline and Asphalt 7: Heat. When the player has a full nitro bar and taps twice on the Nitro button, a purple pulse is released from the vehicle while the car's speed increases. On mobile platforms, Asphalt 9 has three control schemes: Tilt to Steer, Tap to Steer, and the brand new "Touch Drive" in which the player selects routes and stunts by swiping left and right. Touch Drive is intended for beginners and casual players. On Windows 10 devices, Touch Drive and manual controls can be used with the keyboard; or with a tilt to steer, if the device has a touchscreen and an accelerometer.
In the game, there are three playing modes: Career, Multiplayer, Events, and Special Events (and Grand Prix). In career mode, the player participates in an extensive single-player campaign consisting of five chapters, each containing several series of races focusing on a certain car class or manufacturer. In Multiplayer, the player competes against other online players in real-time. In Events, the player participates in a daily or weekly competition to beat other players' times or earn other items.
There are also "Special Events", which were introduced in the Bugatti Chiron special event in December 2018, and have continued since with the introduction of "Drive Syndicate" events in July 2019 and, more recently, another special event released on July 31, 2020, starting with the SSC Tuatara. Since the "Godly Beasts Update", a new type of Special Event called "Grand Prix" has been launched, starting with the Techrules AT96 Track Edition Grand Prix. Players compete against other players for rewards, including the Key for the featured Grand Prix car. Once a player obtains a Key, they can instantly unlock the car. This is the only way in the game to unlock a car without Blueprints.
There are 4 race types in Asphalt 9. The "classic" race mode from previous games has returned alongside new races, "Time Attack", "Hunted" and "Slipstream". In Time Attack, the player has to cross the finish line within a time limit. In Hunted, the player must escape a police pursuit in a car chase without getting busted or running out of time. The player must also avoid wrecking their car, for if they do, they are immediately busted. In "Slipstream", which is similar to classic race, cars leaves behind the Slipstream line and when driving over this, it fill up nitro very fast.
The game features a number of race tracks set in new locations: Cairo (including Giza), the Himalayas, the U.S. Midwest, Scotland, the Caribbean and Auckland (featuring street circuit-inspired aesthetics). It also brings back several locations from previous games in the series: San Francisco, Rome, Shanghai, Osaka, New York and Nevada.

Asphalt 9 makes extensive use of simulated HDR rendering and pixel shaders, as seen on the sky and specular reflections on the road surface. Pictured is a gameplay still featuring the TouchDrive control scheme.
In order to win, the player must finish within a time limit and must not wreck, including avoiding roadblocks. Police cars will spawn throughout the track and will immediately give chase when you get near. Unlike normal cars, police cars cannot be knocked down with single-tap, double-tap, or perfect nitro (except when crashing into a wall). The player must land on the police car, make contact with it in mid-air, do a 360, or ram it with a nitro shockwave. Near the end of each Hunted race, there is a small police blockade that contains destructible roadblocks and two large signs that tell the player to stop (also destructible). At that point, all police vehicles will slow down and stop. After that; a larger, indestructible police blockade appears, along with the finish line right behind it. There are two ramps to jump or barrel roll over. Hitting the blockade will cause the play.
Hunted & Escape[]
Hunted is a race mode in Asphalt 9: Legends Hunted is a race mode where there are Cops chasing the player, hence the name “Hunted”. In order to win, the player must finish the race within a time limit, similar to Time Attacks. In addition, the player must avoid wrecking (although getting out of bounds are not considered wrecking for the purpose of this game mode), as it will cause the player to be “Busted”. When busted, the screen will turn red, and the words “Busted” will cross the screen in an X pattern and a flashing police badge will appear in the middle of the screen. There are many variations of tracks made specifically for Hunted races, such as in Scotland, Cairo, and the Himalayas.
Achievements[]

The asphalt 9 Achevement wallpaper
- Moving foward
- Booster
- So easy
- Wreck it
- Sway Me Now
- WonderFul
- On a Road
- Make It Different
- Keep Trying
- Destructible
- Fly away
- Crushed
- Burnt Rubber
- Level Up
- Coming through
- Season Opener
- Up & Up
- Show off
- Owned
- Level Upgraded
Reception[]
Voter | Score |
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Metacritic | iOS: 74/100
NS: 61/100 |
Vehichles[]
Police Vehicles[]

- Police Car
A sedan with police lights, sirens, police livery, and a bull bar. Are the most common police vehicle in Hunted races. Resembles a Ford Crown Victoria police car.

- Police SUV
A large SUV with the same modifications as the police car. Are not as common as police cars, but will still appear in the race mode. Resembles a Ford Expedition.
- SWAT Van

A large van with a roof mounted turret (does not fire bullets), off-road tires, and modifications of the police car and SUV. Despite the size and appearance, they are only as durable as the police cars and SUVs, cannot wreck players directly, and rarely appear in the race mode.
- Police Helicopter
Does not play a large role in Hunted races but can still be a hazard. Police helicopters cannot be knocked down and will wreck a player if the player comes in contact with the helicopter. Resembles a Bell 204 chopper.
Rendering RTX[]

This Photo was a Gameloft Tested The Rendering RTX
Gameloft Tested Out the A9 Rendering RTX it was Show To public Platform.
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