Driving Challenge

Long Description:

Due to the recent Water Sports World Championship CellMedia is pleased to offer you an extraordinary game Diving Challenge! Now you can train yourself in different water jumps and take part in the Universal Championship. This water battle for the gold will stick you to your phone forever! Four judges, four competing teams, five jump combinations for all you water sport addicts!

We recommend you to start the training by choosing the appropriate menu item. Try to follow your partner and jump synchronously with him. When the light turns green you can start your movement with the first key indicated in the upper left corner. Each type of the five jumps has its own key combination.

You can choose your country in the Options menu after you trained enough and then take part in the Championship. First of all, you have to choose the type of the jump for every round with the up, down, right, left keys. There are five rounds in the Championship. You can watch other teams make their jumps and make yours. After each round the results table is shown where your points and difficulty scores are multiplied and added to the previous results.

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