Infinite Cars is an endless road game about one thing: not hitting anything. Your red car drives up a highway that never ends, and you slide it from side to side to slip past road cones and other drivers. There is no finish line and no speed control, just a distance counter that keeps climbing until you crash. Takane Ichinose drew the pixel art and made the sound effects for this small game.
How to Play Infinite Cars
Tap or click anywhere on the title screen. A traffic light appears over the road along with a short hint, and after a few seconds it clears and the car starts rolling.
From then on, the car moves forward by itself. Put your finger or mouse on the red car and drag it left or right. It can move anywhere between the two road edges, but not onto the grass.
Three kinds of hazards show up. Orange cones sit still in the lane. Slow cars drift ahead of you, so you catch up to them from behind. Fast cars come from behind and zoom past you. The computer cars also steer around cones and each other, so a lane that looks clear can fill up quickly.
Touch any cone or car and the run ends in an explosion. The screen shows “Crashed!” with your high score, and one more tap starts a fresh run.
Infinite Cars Controls
| Action | Mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|
| Start a run, or retry after a crash | Click anywhere | Tap anywhere |
| Move the car sideways | Drag the red car left or right | Drag the red car left or right |
| Mute or unmute sound | Click the speaker icon, top right | Tap the speaker icon, top right |
Tips for Longer Runs
- Watch other cars swerve. When a slow car spots a cone ahead, it slides sideways. Expect its new lane before you commit to the gap it left.
- Stay near the middle. From the center you can reach either edge in a short drag, which helps when a fast car shows up behind you.
- Keep your finger on the car. Dragging only works while you hold the car itself, so lifting off and grabbing it again costs you time.
- Make small moves. A short nudge is often enough to clear a cone. Big swings can carry you into the next lane’s traffic.
- Listen for passes. A sound plays when a car draws level with yours, a handy cue if you are watching the road ahead.
Features
- One-finger control: drag the car itself, with no buttons to learn.
- Original pixel art: road, trees, flowers, cones, cars and the traffic light were drawn by the author.
- Saved best score: your top distance stays in your browser between visits.
- Mute button: turn the engine and effect sounds off at any time.
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