We’re aware, there’s a bug with the S9 right now. We’re working on getting it resolved, in the meantime I didn’t want S9 users to buy the game and be disappointed.
— Derek Wilson (@dwils) April 13, 2018
If you are a Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ user, and are planning to purchase and play the popular Death Road to Canada game on your phone, you’re out of luck. Reason being, the app has got compatibility issues with Samsung’s latest flagship phones.
With buyers of the app complaining (it being a paid one), the confirmation about compatibility glitch came in form of a tweet from someone working at NoodleCake Games (the company behind the game) while reverting back to a user who recently pointed out the issue on Twitter. Here’s what they said:
A quick look at the review section of the app’s Play Store listing also confirms the same (as can be seen in the proceeding screenshots).
Sad, but that’s how it currently stands.
Meanwhile, Galaxy S9’s support for Death Road to Canada has been removed by the team to fix things up. There is paucity of information as to how long will it take to improve things. We hope the app developers figure out a solution sooner than later. Rest assured we’ll update as and when any further development takes place. So keep a tab on this space.
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