Crashway Chaos

Steer a four-seater down an endless highway, dodging traffic and buildings until your car is totaled.

How to play

Select a car and hold the gas pedal to accelerate.
Steer left and right to dodge oncoming traffic and buildings.
Park and step out on foot to enter buildings like the Gas Station.
Use your phone to call a repair lorry if you take damage.
Survive as long as possible before your car reaches 100% damage.

Controls

Touch: Hold the gas pedal to drive and drag the steering wheel to turn.
Keyboard: Use the arrow keys or WASD to accelerate, brake, and steer.
Mouse: Click and hold the gas pedal, and drag the steering wheel to turn.

More about this game

Take the wheel of a heavy four-seater and drive down an endless straight road. Your goal is to dodge traffic and roadside buildings to survive as long as possible. High-speed impacts increase your damage percentage, and reaching 100% totals your car, ending the run. Along the way, you can step out on foot to explore buildings, use your in-game phone to call a repair lorry, or engage Autopilot in a Tesla to help navigate the highway.

Tips

Pull into a Gas Station and step inside to repair your car's damage back to 0% for free, saving you from a totaled vehicle.
You earn about £1 for every 10 meters driven, which you can spend on rear screens at the Tesla Shop for £300.
If you drive a Tesla, you can engage Autopilot to automatically hold the lane and brake for traffic, but stay alert for sudden stops.

Questions

How do I fix my car?

You can either park at a Gas Station and step inside for a free repair, or use the Roadside app on your phone to call a repair lorry if you take too much damage.

How do I get out of the car?

Bring your car to a complete stop, then tap the Step Out button. You can drag the on-screen joystick to walk around and enter nearby buildings like the Dealership.

What does Autopilot do?

In Tesla vehicles, Autopilot automatically steers to hold the lane and brakes for traffic. However, it will disengage if you crash or steer manually, so keep an eye on the road.