Road Crash

Road Crash is a turbo-charged racing game with demolition at its centre — the publisher describes crushing rival vehicles and sending them flying in spectacular collisions. Rewards from each run unlock new, customized cars, so the loop is race, crash, bank the rewards, upgrade, and go again.

Open the game

The gist

What it is in one breath

A racing game where demolition is part of the job. The publisher describes crushing and crashing rival vehicles, sending them flying in spectacular collisions, and using rewards to unlock a wide variety of powerful, customized cars.

What you're after

The goal worth chasing

Dominate the roads. The publisher frames the loop as earning rewards and unlocking new vehicles as you go, so the target is racing well enough to fund the next, stronger car.

How to steer

How the controls work

The publisher doesn't spell out the input scheme, so treat the first race as a calibration pass: learn how the car steers and how much speed a contact needs before it does what the publisher promises — sending a rival flying.

Your first minute

A calm first minute

Use the opening race to feel the car's speed and turning, and to watch what a full-speed contact does to a rival. That one observation tells you whether the demolition leans on speed, angle, or both.

A gentle start

An easy way in

Pick one rival, line up alongside or just ahead of it at speed, and commit to one solid contact. A single clean hit beats several scrappy nudges.

Where it wobbles

Where it usually goes wrong

If contacts keep glancing off, change one thing at a time — usually more speed or a fuller side contact — and see what the build responds to before you rewrite your approach.

When you're stuck

A smaller next step

When rivals keep outrunning you, stop chasing collisions and run a clean race to bank rewards. The publisher says rewards unlock new vehicles, and the upgrade is often the real fix.

From the desk

A note from the editors

Written from the publisher's description; the tuning details of this specific build aren't independently verified. Frame each race as a small experiment and adjust one thing at a time.

First-timer questions

Before your first play

How do I knock rival cars off the road?

The publisher says the game is built around crashing rivals and sending them flying. In practice, line up at speed and make full contact rather than slow nudges; tune speed and angle during your first races.

What should I spend my rewards on?

The publisher says rewards unlock new vehicles, so anything that gets you a faster or stronger car is the reliable spend. The exact upgrade tree isn't published, so favour performance over cosmetics.

Is this game good for short bursts?

Each race is a self-contained run, so yes — drop in for one or two races and bank some rewards without committing to a long session.