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Truck Slam is a physics driving game with a simple, slightly destructive premise: point a heavy truck at a course and cause as much damage as you can. There is no race clock to beat and no opponent to overtake. The fun is in how the truck behaves when it hits things, and in working out how to make the next crash bigger than the last.

It lists Poki as its developer and runs entirely in the browser with nothing to install. If you came to this site for Drive Mad, the connection is the vehicle itself. In both games the truck is the puzzle, and your throttle and balance decide whether you roll on or end up on your roof. Truck Slam swaps careful progress for deliberate wreckage, which makes it a good change of pace between more precise games.

A session is short. You can try a course, see how it went, and restart within moments, so it suits a few minutes between other games as well as a longer run of experiments.

How to play

Steering is done with the arrow keys, and the game treats them like pedals on a side-on vehicle:

• Up or right arrow: accelerate.
• The opposite key (down or left): brake.

There is no separate steering wheel to manage, so the job is throttle control. Speed gets you into the obstacles with force, but the truck is heavy and does not always land where you want. Go too fast off a ramp and it can tip over in the air, and it can also flip when it comes down on a slope.

Tips

1. Land flat. The game's own hint is that heavy trucks tip easily, so ease off the throttle in the air and touch the brake key to tilt the truck level before it comes down.
2. Do not hold accelerate the whole time. Build speed on the flat, then let it carry you into the part of the course you want to wreck.
3. Treat early attempts as scouting. Look at what the course is made of and where the big objects are before you try to score.
4. If you flip and lose momentum, restart instead of fighting it. A clean run teaches you more than a stalled one.

Similar games on Drive Mad

Hill Climb Racing Lite is the closest in feel, with fuel and terrain to manage instead of things to smash. Eggy Car makes balance the whole point, since you are carrying a fragile egg over hills. Offroader V5 gives you a proper off-road vehicle and rougher ground if you enjoy the truck side of Truck Slam more than the destruction. And Drive Mad itself is the one to try if you would rather have a set of tight, precise obstacle courses.

Truck Slam suits anyone with a keyboard who wants a low-pressure physics game: the controls take seconds to learn, and the difficulty comes from timing and weight.