Crazy Hill Climbing
Fifteen uphill levels on rough terrain, with coins that pay for engine, tyre and suspension upgrades.

Every hill is a fuel-and-balance problem. Too little throttle and the car stalls halfway up a slope; too much and the front wheels lift and the whole thing goes over backwards. The interesting part is that both mistakes look identical until the last moment.
Coins collected on the climb pay for engine power, grip and suspension travel, and the upgrade order changes how the game feels. Buying grip first makes the early hills forgiving; buying power first makes them faster and considerably more dangerous.
Controls
Right arrow or the gas pedal to climb, left to brake, arrows to balance in the air.
How to Play
- Feed the throttle gradually up a steep face.
- Tap the brake to bring the nose down when the car rears up.
- Collect coins along the route — they are the only currency.
- Upgrade tyres and suspension before attempting the later levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I upgrade first in Crazy Hill Climbing?
Grip and suspension make the early hills much easier to finish; extra engine power is more useful once you can already hold the car steady.