Crazy Cars online game is an open map rather than a race: an orange muscle car, a mile of ramps, race tracks, a drag strip and a hill called Mount Egg, with stars and wrenches scattered across all of it. Collect enough and you buy the next of more than seventeen cars. The Crazy Cars unblocked game runs on PlayCanvas, which is why it loads faster than the Unity racers around it, and it has a split-screen mode where a second driver takes the arrow keys.
Where the stars are
Race tracks pay for finishing, the obstacle courses fling the car across the map when you hit them right, and the wrenches tend to hide on the high ramps and the roof of Mount Egg. R resets a car that lands upside down and Escape pauses. The mph gauge in the corner is honest, so a long run-up before a ramp is the difference between clearing a gap and clipping it.
Poki credits No Pressure Studios as the developer. City Stunts swaps the collectibles for a city full of ramps, and 2 player games gathers the other two-seat drives.
Crazy Cars FAQ
How does split-screen work in Crazy Cars?
Turn it on from the menu and the screen halves. WASD drives the first car and the arrow keys the second, both braking with Space.
What are the wrenches for in Crazy Cars?
They are a collectible alongside the stars, and both go toward buying new cars. Both feed the garage, so grab any you see.
How do I get up Mount Egg in Crazy Cars?
Take the ramps at full speed and keep the car straight. A lighter car climbs better, and R flips you back over if the roof lands first.
Is Crazy Cars the old Titus racing game?
No. The Titus series from the 1980s and 1990s shares the name only. This is a modern browser game by No Pressure Studios, published on Poki.
