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Disco Droids is a free action and shooting game: steer with WASD or the arrow keys, aim with the mouse, or tap on a phone. Plays in your browser.
Monsters' Wheels Special is a 2D monster truck racer. You drive a huge-wheeled truck across rough side-on terrain, and the main challenge is keeping it upright while still going fast enough to beat the other trucks to the finish line. It sits a little apart from the pure jumping games on Doodle Jump, but the physics will feel familiar: gravity, momentum and landings decide most runs.
Courses are set in several environments, including industrial zones, forest, desert, arctic trails and city streets. Along the way you can pick up nitro boosts, and between races you spend what you earn on upgrades and equipment for the truck. A race is short, so it suits a few minutes between longer games. It runs in the browser with nothing to install.
The game is steered with the arrow keys. The up arrow is the throttle and the down arrow is the brake. The left and right arrows lean the truck backward and forward in the air and on slopes, which is the control that matters most. Phones and tablets use on-screen touch controls instead of a keyboard.
Think of the lean controls as your balance. Leaning back lifts the nose and leaning forward drops it, so you use them to line up the truck before it lands. A crash usually comes from landing at a steep angle, not from driving too slowly.
If you like the airborne balance part, Bouncy Basketball and OvO are also physics-driven, but they put you on foot or on a ball, not behind a wheel. Helix Jump is calmer and one-button, and Doodle Jump itself is the endless vertical climb that the site is named for. Monsters' Wheels Special is the one to pick when you want speed, suspension and a finish line.
It suits players who like short, repeatable runs and some tinkering with upgrades, and it works best with a keyboard.
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 runs in your browser on doodlejump.io with no download or account.
Yes. It is an HTML5 game with touch controls, so it runs in a modern browser; a mouse makes aiming easier.
