Extreme Car Crash Simulator

About Extreme Car Crash Simulator: Crash Cars on Different Ranges

Extreme Car Crash Simulator puts you behind the wheel with one clear purpose: crash cars. The game lets you take on different ranges and descend from mountains, choosing from multiple machines as you go. Collisions with other cars are central to the experience, and racing to reach a destination first adds another layer to the action. Orange-colored anthropomorphic figures with black joint markings appear inside and around vehicles across several scenes. One scene shows a white car and a red truck impacting each other in a flat, gray arena surrounded by tiered concrete-colored walls. Dummies are included in the game to give crashes a realistic accident feel.

How to Play Extreme Car Crash Simulator: Race, Collide, and Descend

Drive across different ranges, descend from mountains, collide with other cars, and race to finish first. Dummies ride along to sell the impact of every crash. The keyboard controls cover all core actions, with on-screen buttons available for mobile play.

Controls

• WASD / Arrow keys: Drive the car
• Space bar: Handbrake
• C: Change the camera view
• T: Time dilation
• R: Level reset
• H: Main Menu
• Escape / TAB: Make the mouse visible
• On-screen buttons: Mobile control

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Browse the full Simulation games catalog for more physics-driven experiences, or check out the Racing games section for high-speed competition. Fans playing on desktop can also explore the Games For PC collection for titles built around keyboard and mouse controls.