If You Like Car Rush: The Traffic and Racing Games on This Site
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Highway Traffic and Truck Traffic
The closest relatives. Both are overtaking games with a speed you control: you get bonus points for passing close and a crash for passing too close. Highway Traffic adds oncoming lanes; Truck Traffic puts you in something heavy that does not stop quickly.
Retro Highway
A pixel-art motorbike version of the same idea with an unlock tree: missions earn cash, cash buys bikes, better bikes go faster. Runs are short and the missions give you something to chase besides distance.
Drift Boss
One button. Hold to drift right, release to drift left, along a road that keeps turning. It is the Car Rush idea reduced even further and it is oddly hard to stop playing.
Moto X3M and Stickman Bike
Physics stunt games rather than traffic games: levels with jumps, loops and saw blades, and a timer. The skill is leaning in the air so the bike lands on its wheels. Moto X3M is the polished one; Stickman Bike is the sillier one.
Crazy Cars and Smash Karts
For when you want other drivers to hit. Crazy Cars is arena stunt racing with ramps and boosts; Smash Karts is online kart combat with power-ups and short rounds. Both run in the browser and load in a few seconds.
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