Downhill Car Ride: Crash Test

Downhill Car Ride: Crash Test throws safety out of the window on purpose. The point is to find out how tough a crash test dummy really is, and you have a whole pile of them to try. Each run is an experiment, and the result is measured in how spectacularly things go wrong.

The setting is an abandoned town, empty except for the props you bring. The description mentions a huge arsenal and complete freedom of action, then gives two examples of the kind of question the game invites: what happens if you ride a motorcycle at full speed into a house loaded with dynamite, and what happens if you jump out of the car a second before impact.

The tags add mountains, ragdoll physics and destruction, which suggests long downhill runs and floppy, exaggerated falls. GamePush publishes it, and it is aimed at players who enjoy sandbox chaos and want to set up their own crashes rather than follow a race.

1. Choose a dummy and a vehicle.
2. Pick a spot in the abandoned town or start a downhill run.
3. Use the arsenal, such as dynamite, to set up a crash.
4. Watch the ragdoll physics and try a new experiment.

Try bailing out at different moments before impact. A second earlier or later changes the result completely, which is half the fun of the game.