Hill Climb RacingDrive across rolling hills without flipping your car — collect coins, upgrade your vehicle, and see how far you can go before the fuel runs out.
Hill Climb Racing
Hill Climb Racing is a physics-driving game where keeping a vehicle upright is the actual challenge. You push a car across bumpy, rolling terrain by managing the throttle and brake — accelerate too hard on a steep rise and the car somersaults backward; lose momentum in a dip and you stall before the next crest. The goal is distance, and the hills are designed to punish impatience.
Coins scattered across each track pay for upgrades — engine, suspension, tires, four-wheel drive — that change how the same car handles the same hills. New vehicles unlock over time, as do new maps with different terrain profiles. A fuel gauge runs in real time: you collect canisters as you drive, or the run ends wherever you are when the tank hits zero.
Controls
- Right arrow — accelerate
- Left arrow — brake / reverse
On touch screens, press the right side of the screen to accelerate and the left side to brake.
Tips That Help
- Upgrade the engine before suspension or tires. Extra power clears the steep rises that stall an undertuned car; the other upgrades matter more once you reach longer runs.
- Watch the car’s tilt, not the hill ahead. Nose-down on a descent keeps momentum; nose-up means you are about to stall or flip on the next slope.
- Tap the brake while airborne to rotate the nose downward before landing. Flat or nose-down landings are safe; nose-up landings flip the car.
- Take fuel canisters over coins when both are nearby. Running dry before reaching a canister ends the run far earlier than a missed coin ever would.