UnderDOGS Gaming Studio, whose gaming app ‘The World of Brains’ was contesting last year for NGF Awards, is now giving you a chance to drive down ROCKFORT City with its latest 3D game Grand City Wheels (GCW). Prior to releasing the game, the studio has just brought out a free to play game demo of GCW that you can play on its 
official Facebook Page.
Targeted at teen audiences, the game is filled with modes like Parking (50+ levels), Checkpoint mode, Time Trial mode and a Free Roam in the city. Players can also buy cars, buses, trucks etc. to suit their gaming requirements.
Coming to the free to play demo, it offers a Checkpoint mode that will take the player on a city tour .Apart from this, there is a parking mode with 5 parking levels to play with.
AnimationXpress.com asks Vaibhav Chavan, Founder of UnderDOGS gaming about the idea behind launching a free demo and he says, “We are letting players play the game before its actual release so that it helps us to improve the game by hearing their feedback.”
Inspired by games like Need for Speed, Flatout and created in UNITY using C#, this single player game is currently in its development stage and tentatively set to launch this year March or April as a free game having In-App purchases.
Adds more,” The aim is to mix match the experience from these hit titles like these and develop something new. “
Colorful and Cartoony look has been given to GCW, and also the studio has incorporated long drive parking, precision parking, parking in a 3 storey parking lot.
“People who love to watch animated movies will surely love this game.” Adds further
To take this game to a grandeur level, the studio is planning to launch a campaign on Kick starter
“Kick starter is what we are looking for to make the game big! It’s a rare thing in Indian Gaming Community where Indie developers like us are moving to Kick starter. We released this demo to make a fan base so that people globally as well majority from India can help us get funded on Kick starter. The plan is to launch a campaign in 2 weeks time.” concludes Vaibhav