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Drive a monster truck against zombies in this free racing game that plays in your browser. Use arrows or WASD, or touch controls on a phone or tablet.
Monster Truck Vs Zombie is a racing and driving game that pairs a big-wheeled truck with an undead problem. You steer the truck yourself, keep it moving, and deal with whatever shambles into your path. It runs straight in the browser, so a session starts as soon as the page loads, with nothing to install and no account to create.
It is a different kind of page from the rest of Doodle Jump's catalogue. Doodle Jump itself is about climbing upward one hop at a time; this one is about forward momentum and vehicle control. What the two share is the pick-up-and-play pace: you can have a go in a few minutes, fail, and immediately try again.
On a keyboard, use the arrow keys or WASD to drive the truck. The mouse is used to aim and to select things in menus. On a phone or tablet the game takes touch input, tapping and swiping instead of pressing keys.
The setup is simple: drive, avoid trouble, and take on the zombies in your way. Because the game is a short browser build, the best way to learn its details is a first run spent just getting a feel for how the truck accelerates, turns and recovers after a bump.
If you like the quick-retry feel but want something with more precision, try Ovo 2 or OvO game, which are fast platformers built around tight jumps. Helix Jump swaps driving for a one-button descent, and Bouncy Basketball is a good pick when you want a two-player option. Fireboy and Watergirl suits a relaxed session with a friend.
It suits short sessions on a laptop, Chromebook or phone, and anyone who wants a straightforward driving game without a long setup.
Use the arrow keys or WASD to move and the mouse to aim and select. On a phone or tablet, tap and swipe.
Yes. It plays free in your browser on doodlejump.io, with no download or account needed.
It runs in a modern browser and accepts touch input, so a phone, tablet or Chromebook should work.