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The goal is to travel as far as possible without hitting an obstacle. Use the tilt controls to steer left or right as the car moves downhill.
Try to watch the road ahead instead of reacting only when something is already in front of you. Keeping the car near the middle can leave more space on either side when you need to change direction. When the route becomes crowded, a small steering adjustment can be enough to avoid a crash.
There is no need to worry about reaching a finish line. Your run continues until the car hits an obstacle. After a crash, restart and try to beat your previous distance.
Coins can be found along the road. Collecting them gives you resources for unlocking and upgrading cars, but some coins are placed in risky positions. If grabbing one puts you directly in the path of an obstacle, staying alive is usually the better choice.
Weapons can also appear during a run and can be used to clear obstacles. Shields and boosts provide additional help when the road gets difficult. Pay attention to what is ahead before deciding when to use them.
Coins can be spent on different vehicles and upgrades. This gives you another reason to keep playing after a short run ends. You can work on improving your distance while collecting enough coins for another car or upgrade.
Crashy Rush keeps the controls simple, but the endless road makes each attempt a little different. The car never stops, so there is always something to react to. Short runs are easy to restart, while longer attempts become a test of how well you can read the road and steer under pressure.
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