Turbo Crash Test
Free to play
Turbo Crash Test
Game by GamePix. The provider may show ads and use cookies. Learn more
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- Action
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- GamePix
- Price
- Free to play
About Turbo Crash Test
Turbo Crash Test opens on a plain grey screen titled TURBO DISMOUNTING, where a stickman on a dark buggy slams into a tall wall over and over behind the menu, the vehicle rearing up on its back wheel each time. It is a physics crash game: the aim is not a safe arrival but a spectacular wreck, with the ragdoll rider folding, bouncing and flying off the vehicle. The style is flat and monochrome, with chunky outlined shapes and a single Play button.
Play leads to MAPS SELECT, a grid of padlocked courses, each with a coin price and a name that hints at the hazard: SPACE STAIRS for 100, STAIRS BOMB for 150, SLIDE TWICE for 200, SLIDE ON SAWS for 1000, HIGHWAY for 2000, DEEP HOLE for 2500, HOLD BOMB for 3000 and LONG STAIRS for 4000, with more cards beyond the right edge. A coin balance of 2000 sits in the top-right corner. Crashes earn the rewards that open further maps and vehicles, and every wreck can be watched again in a replay.
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How to play Turbo Crash Test
Objective
Wreck the stickman as hard as possible on each course to earn coins, then spend them in MAPS SELECT to unlock new maps and vehicles.
Controls
Desktop
- Space bar: press Play on the title screen and open MAPS SELECT
Getting started
- The title screen shows TURBO DISMOUNTING with a crash looping behind it; press Play on the left, or hit the space bar, to move on.
- MAPS SELECT opens with your coin balance in the top-right corner, 2000 on a fresh start, and an X in the top-left corner to go back.
- Compare the prices on the padlocked cards: SPACE STAIRS costs 100 and STAIRS BOMB 150, while LONG STAIRS needs 4000.
- More map cards continue past the right edge of the screen, so look over the whole list before you spend any coins.
- On a course, send the rider into the obstacles, then watch the replay to see which impact threw the stickman the furthest.
Tips
- The map names describe the danger, from SLIDE ON SAWS to DEEP HOLE and HOLD BOMB, so choose a course by the kind of wreck you want.
- The four cheapest maps, SPACE STAIRS, STAIRS BOMB, SLIDE TWICE and SLIDE ON SAWS, cost 1450 coins together, less than the 2000 shown on the map screen.
- Watch each replay closely: spotting the obstacle that sent the rider furthest tells you where to aim on the next attempt for a bigger payout.
- The speaker button at the lower right of the title screen switches the sound, handy before a run of loud crashes.
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Turbo Crash Test FAQ
Why does the title screen say Turbo Dismounting?
That is the name the game uses on its own logo, while this page calls it Turbo Crash Test. It is the same stickman crash game: Play on the title screen leads to MAPS SELECT, where courses are bought with coins.
How are maps unlocked in Turbo Crash Test?
Each card in MAPS SELECT carries a padlock and a coin price, from 100 for SPACE STAIRS up to 4000 for LONG STAIRS. Coins come from crashing, and the balance in the top-right corner shows what you can afford.
Does Turbo Crash Test have replays?
Yes. After a run the game can play the crash back, so you can see exactly how the stickman hit each obstacle. The title screen itself loops a buggy slamming into a wall, which shows the kind of wreck the replays capture.