Veteran racers will love the feeling of driving downhill with Hill Climb Racing 2, capturing the physics to create beautiful acrobatics on the journey.
Create your legendary achievements with difficult roads? The downhill without brakes or the car flipping backwards will push the excitement to the peak. Your driving skills will be significantly improved when you are ready to sit in the cockpit and turn the throttle straight forward. The unexpected slopes will startle you startled but don't worry, the brakes are very sensitive, as long as you react accurately in a split second, you will master the speed of the car. And don't forget, in Geometry Dash Meltdown, there is still waiting for you to train your steel spirit with magical speed when the obstacles are arranged like a matrix. You can only conquer our game when your patience is pushed to the highest limit!
Choose a car with a beautiful design and constantly new terrain to make the adventure more diverse. The goal of the game is to enhance the experience in high-speed driving, but it requires a certain dexterity. However, it is not easy for you to choose. You need to use the coins collected on the way to buy and convert them. From cars, motorbikes, buses, unicycles,... in addition to the luxurious and classy design, its movement mechanism also depends on the terrain. For example, when you want to switch to snowy hill terrain, in addition to the slope of the road, there are many small patches of snow, and unicycles are a huge challenge that should not be chosen. Each upgrade item is worth from 4000 points to dozens of points, you need to plan to collect and accumulate coins after each level.
Left click on the virtual control button on the screen, the right is the gas, and the left is the brake. Or you can use the W key for gas and the S key for the brake.
The car needs energy to run, and don't forget to fill up the gas to recharge the energy. Use 1500 points to fill up the gas in one turn, or on a certain road, the gas icon will appear to help you collect easily.
