Monster Tracks

Monster Tracks: The Truck Is Huge, the Real Enemy Is Gravity

Monster Tracks hands you a monster truck with giant tyres and a lot of power, then asks you to drive it gently. Every level is an obstacle course of logs, ramps, rocks and wobbly bridges, and the challenge is the same each time: reach the end without flipping over. Press the throttle too hard and the truck tips backwards. Hit a bump at the wrong angle and you are on your roof.

It is made by Fancade, the studio behind Drive Mad and the minimalist Pool puzzles. If you have played Drive Mad, you will recognise the blocky style and the careful physics right away.

Controls

• ▶️ Drive forward: W, D, X, the Up arrow, the Right arrow, or a mouse click.
• ◀️ Reverse / brake: S, A, Z, the Down arrow, or the Left arrow.
• 📱 Mobile: tap the on-screen pedals.

The Obstacles

Each track mixes several hazards, and each one needs a different touch:

• 🌉 Spline bridges: wobbly bridges that bend under your wheels. Drive across steadily, without sudden acceleration.
• 🪨 Pebbles and rocks: small bumps that can bounce a fast truck high enough to land on its back.
• 🪵 Tree logs: climb them slowly, front wheels first, then the back.
• 🌬️ Windmills: moving parts that knock your truck around if your timing is off.
• 🛝 Ramps: speed is good here, but you need to land on your wheels.
• 🌊 Water: fall in and the run is over. No exceptions.

Upgrades: Power, Grip and Weight

Coins from completed levels go into the shop, where you can improve three things:

• Power: more engine for steep climbs. It also makes flipping easier, so use it carefully.
• Grip: tyres that hold the surface on slopes and slippery bits.
• Weight: a heavier truck is harder to flip and more stable over bumps.

Balancing those three is part of the puzzle. More power is only useful if your grip and weight can handle it.

Driving Tips

• Feather the throttle. Short taps beat holding the key down. Most flips come from too much power at the wrong moment.
• Use reverse as a brake. If the front lifts too high, tap reverse to bring the nose back down.
• Adjust speed to the level. Some sections need momentum and others need patience. Read the next obstacle before you commit.
• Upgrade weight early. A more stable truck makes every level more forgiving.

If You Like This One

Fancade fans should go straight to Drive Mad, its closest relative. For more truck physics, try Jelly Truck or Eggy Car, or play Monster Truck Soccer if you want your big tyres on a football pitch. Then hit the gas, gently.