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Drive Mad — Play Free Online

Racing & Driving

About Drive Mad

Drive Mad puts you in a long-wheelbase stunt car on tracks made of ramps, loops, see-saws and collapsing bridges. The catch: your car flips easily, and the finish line only counts if you arrive on your wheels. Feather the throttle, shift your momentum and sometimes just send it — each of the 100+ handcrafted levels is a tiny physics puzzle with a dozen ways to fail hilariously.

Developer: Martin Magni

How to Play Drive Mad

  1. Hold ↑ or W to drive forward, ↓ or S to reverse.
  2. Balance in the air by tapping accelerate and brake.
  3. Don't flip — landing on your roof restarts the level.
  4. Watch for moving platforms and timing-based obstacles.
  5. Reach the flag to unlock the next of 100+ levels.

Drive Mad also has a site of its own: drivemad4all.pages.dev — the same game, with its guides and full-screen player.

Drive Mad gameplay

Video by crazy z gamerz on YouTube — “Drive Mad All Level Gameplay Walkthrough | Fancade Game ( E.PN 64 )”. Loads only when you press play.
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Drive Mad — Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my car keep flipping in Drive Mad?

Because the throttle also rotates the car in mid-air. Tap the accelerator to nose down and release to nose up — feathering it during jumps is the whole skill of the game.

How many levels does Drive Mad have?

Over 100 handcrafted levels, each a short physics puzzle built from ramps, see-saws, loops and collapsing bridges.

Who made Drive Mad?

Drive Mad was created by Swedish developer Martin Magni, who also made the puzzle game Mekorama. It started life on his Fancade platform in 2019 as an expanded take on his earlier Drive Classic.

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