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Game guide
Crazy Car drops you into a bright low-poly open world built for driving: stunt loops, ramps, an oval race track, a drag strip and the climbable Egg Mountain all share one seamless map. Roam wherever you like, scoop up the stars and wrenches scattered along the roads, and spend wrenches in the garage to unlock new rides - the collection runs to 30 vehicles.
Actual gameplay
Objective and input
The game loads straight into the driver's seat - no title screen, just your car, a speedometer and the open road. Lines of stars and floating wrenches mark routes worth following, and nine race events (including Drag Race, Over Egg Mountain and Marina Race) start from marked points around the map. Everything you collect banks into the top-left counters. Wrenches are the currency for new cars: open the garage with the home-shaped button, flip through the carousel, and hit Unlock when you can afford one. Crash hard enough and the wheels come off - tap Respawn to put the car back on the road.
W or ArrowUp accelerates, S or ArrowDown brakes and reverses, and A/D or the left/right arrow keys steer.
Hold Space for the handbrake and press R to respawn the car.
In split-screen, player two uses the arrow keys, M for the handbrake and Enter to respawn.
Hold the small pedal at the bottom-right to accelerate; hold the big pedal beside it to brake and reverse.
Hold the left or right zone at the bottom-left to steer.
Steering and pedals work at the same time, so drive with both thumbs.
Tap Respawn to reset the car after a crash, or tap the home-shaped button to open the garage.
What stands out
Stunt loops, ramps, an oval track, a drag strip and Egg Mountain share one map, with nine marked race events to enter.
Hundreds of stars and dozens of wrenches line the roads and hide off the beaten path.
Browse the carousel from the home-shaped button; new cars cost wrenches - the Prancing Horse formula car goes for nine.
A multiplayer option pairs two drivers on one screen with separate cameras and HUDs.
Useful guidance
Follow the star lines - they trace routes toward ramps, tracks and hidden corners of the map.
Pedals are all-or-nothing - manage speed with short taps rather than feathering.
Grab wrenches whenever you spot them - new cars are bought with wrenches, not stars.
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