Yesterday I only meant to play for a few minutes to kill some time, and I ended up sitting there for a whole hour. The reason was Hyper Cars Stunt Racing, a 3D driving game that runs straight in your browser. You don’t have to install anything. Click and you’re driving.
The game doesn’t force you onto a fixed racetrack. I was dropped into a huge city and could go wherever I wanted. Sometimes I cruised through downtown, weaving between traffic and trying drifts around corners. Other times I floored it to the airport, picked up speed, and launched myself into the air. Because of that, every session ended up feeling a little different.
Besides free roaming, there are missions to complete. My favorite part is building my own hyper car exactly the way I like it, because a car you put together yourself is always more fun to drive than one handed to you.
Each player gets their own set of keys, so two people can share one computer without getting in each other’s way.
| Action | Player 1 | Player 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Drive And Steer | W, A, S, D | Arrow Keys |
| Nitro | Shift | K |
| Handbrake | Space | J |
The game also supports touch controls, so I tried it on my phone. It works, but for me the keyboard still feels more precise.

While looking for more material, I came across a game with a similar name and in the same style, Hyper Cars Ramp Crash by gameVgames. According to Playgama, it has seven sports cars, several game modes, and support for two players on one device. It’s a different title, but if you enjoy relaxed driving with lots of crashes, it’s worth a try.
No. It’s an online game. Open your browser and play right away.
Yes. Two players share one keyboard, each with their own set of keys as shown in the table above.
Yes, the game supports touch controls.
Both. You can complete missions and explore the city freely.
Yes, you can build your hyper car however you like.
Hyper Cars Stunt Racing doesn’t need a powerful computer or any storage space, yet it gives me a great feeling of freedom behind the wheel. If you need a light game to blow off steam during your lunch break, give it a try. And if you’ve had enough and want something more chaotic and destructive, head over to Demolition Derpy to keep the fun going.
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