Hillside Drive Master

The load is the difficulty. Three passengers ride in the back and none of them are strapped in, so every ridge, ledge and sudden brake threatens to leave one behind on the slope. The truck itself is stable enough — it is the cargo that turns a simple climb into a balancing act.

Levels are short and the finish line is what counts, which makes losing a passenger a decision rather than a failure. Sometimes the fastest route up the mountain is the one that arrives with two.

1. Roll off gently — a hard launch loses a passenger immediately.
2. Take ridges at an angle to reduce the bounce.
3. Brake in advance of a drop rather than during it.
4. Reach the summit to complete the level.