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Version 1.7 · 2026-09-09
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The store currently lists version 1.7, updated 2026-09-09.








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Pick up riders, turn on autopilot and focus on whatever madness is happening in the back seat. Every ride becomes a mini sandbox experience where you can chat with passengers, poke them, tease them calm them down, or simply sit back and watch pure chaos unfold.
Earn cash from every trip and use your money to unlock fun items in the store. Clean your taxi, upgrade your tools and prepare for random events that make every ride feel fresh and unpredictable.
Passengers are powered by a full physics-based ragdoll system with funny reactions. They dance, fight, mess around, annoy you on purpose, interact with the car or surprise you with weird and hilarious behavior. Some riders come with unusual challenges from strange requests to unexpectedly gross or funny tasks.
Sometimes passengers are friendly. Sometimes they’re complete disasters.…
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