Wrong Way is a driving and track-building game where you can build the road before you start racing. You start with a blank map and use various sections of road, ramps, barriers, and scenery to create your own circuit. When the track is ready, pick a vehicle and test your creation.
Developed by Roberto Mulas (Ciorbyn), the game's Southern California-inspired landscapes and detailed vehicles give the game a realistic driving feel while leaving plenty of room for creative track designs.
Wrong Way begins with a blank map, and you can create your own driving circuit from scratch. Place roads, ramps, obstacles, and other items to make a route that suits your style before driving. The parking garages and repair facility are already there and can be moved elsewhere on the map. This is the starting point of your course.
Start by selecting an item from the toolbar and clicking on the map to place it. Road sections automatically connect, which makes it easier to build a continuous circuit without leaving gaps between pieces.
You can use different objects to shape the route:
Each object that is placed can be altered independently. Click on an object on the map to choose. It will turn red and show the Rotate and Remove options. This allows you to rotate ramps, corners, obstacles, and other parts until the arrangement is appropriate.
Try to make a sensible route before you add too many barriers. Badly connected bits of road can send vehicles the wrong way, while well-planned roads can provide a smooth racing circuit.
Wrong Way features several vehicles, including the Mercedes AMG, Porsche 911, Aston Martin, Nissan GT, and Pick-up truck.
Wrong Way is a browser game mixing driving, track making, and car customisation. Whether you want neat, well-thought-out circuits or bizarre courses with lots of ramps, the editor allows you to try out your own racing ideas with a lot of freedom. You can also try Drift Rush, a fast-paced driving game that puts your racing and drifting skills to the test on challenging tracks.
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