Torqen: Hill Climb Driver

IOCODO LLC

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About this game

Torqen is a physics hill climb runner built around a single car: yours. Name it, tune it, paint it, then find out how far it gets before it lands on its roof.

Runs are short. The next one is always better.

HOW IT DRIVES
• Gas, brake, and a rare NOS boost that can save a run or end it
• Air control is a core mechanic, not an upgrade perk. Rotate mid flip and stick the landing
• Fixed timestep physics, so the same seed plays the same way every time
• Race a bot with three levels of track knowledge, or chase the ghost of your own best run

SIX WORLDS, SIX RULES
• Grassland plays it straight
• Desert throws crosswinds at you mid jump
• Snow takes your grip away
• Volcano heats the engine until you back off the gas
• Night cuts your look ahead down to what the lights reach
• Moon drops the gravity and doubles every launch

Each world is bought with coins you earn driving, so there is always a next thing to want.

THE GARAGE IS THE SECOND GAME
• Six upgrade lines that change how the car feels: engine, grip, suspension, fuel tank, air control, rollcage
• Wheels, paint, driver faces, decals and six gadget mounts
• Three liveries that go over the paint you own: carbon weave, racing stripes, flames
• Sprint, Standard, Marathon and Endless race lengths

EVERY DAY
• A daily challenge on the same terrain as every other player in the world
• A login streak worth up to 500 coins on day seven
• Distance milestones that pay out every 250 m while you are still driving

BOARDS AND BADGES
• Google Play Games leaderboards for daily score, all time score and longest run
• 23 achievements for distance, speed, NOS mastery and streaks
• Tap to play. Sign in only if you want the global boards

Plays offline. Scores queue and submit when you reconnect. Landscape on phone and tablet.

What’s new

The last day of a season now fits where it is shown. The counter read "Ending today" and got clipped, so the one day that matters most was the one you could not read.

Screen readers say more at the end of a run. VoiceOver and TalkBack now read the distance, the coins and whether you beat your record, instead of the result alone.