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Car Driving 2D gets a fresh remake

Cruise in a new orange SUV through sunny countryside, collect road stars and complete a one-mile trip.

  • Driving Games
  • Remake
  • Casual Games

Car Driving 2D now has a separate Remake edition in Magisoft Casual Games.

Cruise in a new orange SUV through sunny countryside, collect road stars and complete a one-mile trip.

Start the engine, hold Drive to accelerate, brake to slow down and use the arrow controls to steer. Collect road stars, reach the destination and take another drive. The game supports keyboard, mouse and touch, with pause, restart, horn, radio and sound controls.

Choose sunny skies, sunset or night and switch between clear weather, rain and snow. Your best road-star record stays on this device. The Original Edition and faithful HTML5 Recreation remain available alongside the remake.

What changed

  • Released a separate Remake with newly illustrated scenery and vehicle artwork.
  • Added smooth driving controls, road stars, trip completion and replay.
  • Added keyboard and touch controls, scenery settings and device-local best records.
  • Kept the Original Edition and HTML5 Recreation available.
A closer look

Screenshots

Car Driving 2D remake with its new artwork, road scene and trip dashboard.
Actual browser gameplay from the new remake.

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