U-haul U-surper by Grace Schorno
A racing game where you're driving a U-Haul and have to not let any packages fall out of your truck!
One day you were late to a race and didn't have a car. Your only option? Usurp a U-Haul and use that to race! Be careful though! You wouldn't want to drop any of those precious packages!
Complete 2 laps of the course to win.
Also thanks to Kathleen for helping!
Ratings
| Given | 13🗳️ | 2🗨️ |
Feedback
neakiir
02. May 2023 · 21:45 UTC
Good idea! Would have liked to try to do something similar. It is really difficult to do well while keeping your cargo, especially when racing with the others who dont have to worry about that and just ram into you >_>
Najimi
02. May 2023 · 21:45 UTC
I played it many times, I had no problem finishing first with one ore two packages, but not matter how hard I tried I couldn't keep the packages in even if I didn't focus on the race. Fun challenge :D
ciderpunk
02. May 2023 · 21:49 UTC
hard game is hard! - the dark souls of delivery racing, love the concept!
Ryan Bonadie
02. May 2023 · 21:53 UTC
The game was not a bad racing game but I wish I had a bit more control over cargo getting thrown out of the car. I also think that having some kind of indication I had completed the first lap would be helpful. Overall, nice game!
SpicyMarcus
02. May 2023 · 21:54 UTC
An excellent concept, its a pretty difficult but fun challenge trying to keep the packages in the van!
Nougato
02. May 2023 · 22:07 UTC
Nice implementation of driving, well done 😁 ! It's too hard for me to keep all the stuff inside the car. The temptation to drift was too high... but I won the race that's the main thing 🏎️
Lisek Gagatek
03. May 2023 · 01:41 UTC
The idea is decent and quite unique, but the controls were waaay too float-y for me. The back of the car could keep less of an angular momentum.
Aurailus
03. May 2023 · 16:36 UTC
Damn, it's so hard to keep all the boxes in the truck. I played twice and only ended up with one box both times. I really like the concept, and doing little circles to try to re-adjust your packages is fun! Good job :)