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Version 32.29 · 2026-08-26
Bug fixes and improvements.
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The store currently lists version 32.29, updated 2026-08-26.








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Drive to survive - without Brakes!
Crashing your car is half the fun as it results in hilarious near misses and crazy ragdoll yeets and crashes! Watch Phil Faily fly as he's thrown through the sky!
In this physics-based driving and crashing game you must maneuver an endless mountainside dodging hazardous terrains such as trees, rocks, traffic and trains resulting in some fun and hilarious near misses and crashes.
FEATURES
• NAVIGATE downhill as far as you can go avoiding obstacles along the way
• AVOID trees, rocks, creeks, traffic, and trains
• DESTROY obstacles with your shield or weapons
• EXPLORE 5 different environments
• COLLECT coins as you go
• UNLOCK unique vehicles and costumes
• RECORD gameplay and share to YouTube, Facebook or Instagram
• ENDLESS gameplay
• ENDLESS crashes
• ENDLESS fun!…
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