Crazy Cars

Crazy Cars looks like a simple low-poly racer, but it plays like a giant playground where the races are only one of the things to do. Alongside 8 race tracks, the map is an open world full of ramps, obstacle courses, drag strips and a peak called Mount Egg, and every star, wrench and collectible you find goes toward buying and upgrading more than 17 cars.

The Open World of Crazy Cars

The best way to start is to drive around without a plan. Activities are spread across the map, and many of them only reveal themselves when you stumble onto a ramp or a course entrance. Speeding up ramps, drag-race stunts and obstacle courses that fling your car across the map are all waiting in different corners.

Mount Egg is the landmark most players remember. Climbing it is a challenge of throttle control and momentum, and getting to the top is a small achievement in itself.

Exploration also pays. Stars, wrenches and other collectibles are scattered everywhere, and collecting them is the main way to unlock new vehicles and upgrades.

Races, Cars and Two-Player Mode in Crazy Cars

The 8 race tracks give the game a more structured side. Picking a fast car for races and ramps makes a big difference, so it is worth upgrading at least one quick vehicle early rather than spreading resources thin.

Two-player split screen is one of the reasons Crazy Cars is so popular. Player 1 steers with WASD and Player 2 with the arrow keys, and the shared map turns into an impromptu race or stunt contest. Spacebar brakes, R resets a stuck car and ESC pauses.

The reset key is used more often than you might expect, since big jumps and obstacle courses regularly leave cars on their roof. Some players wish the races were longer or more varied, while others prefer the exploration and stunts to the tracks themselves.

Making the Most of Your Garage

With more than 17 cars available, choosing where to spend collectibles matters. A fast car suits races and ramps, while a sturdier one can feel better on obstacle courses where control matters more than top speed.

Drifting around corners is part of the driving style, and the arcade handling makes it easy to slide through turns without heavy penalties.

For players who like collecting and unlocking, the steady stream of stars and wrenches gives every session a sense of progress, even if you never finish a race.

How many cars are in Crazy Cars?

There are more than 17 unique cars. You unlock and upgrade them with the stars, wrenches and other collectibles found around the map.

Can two people play together?

Yes. Split-screen two-player mode lets one player use WASD and the other use the arrow keys on the same map.

What is Mount Egg?

Mount Egg is a climb on the open-world map. Reaching the top takes careful throttle control and is one of the most popular challenges in the game.

Crazy Cars works best when you treat the map as a playground: hunt stars and wrenches, climb Mount Egg, challenge a friend in split screen, and your garage of more than 17 cars will grow almost without you noticing.