Balance
The board shrinks. Stay on it, nudge everyone else off.
2–8 playersHill Racers: a free browser racing game for up to 8 phones
Climb the hills without flipping. Fall behind and you are out.
One buggy, one throttle, and a course that keeps tipping you onto your roof. Hold right to go, left to brake, and try to be the first one over the line.
- 1–8 players
- Race
- Party Game
- Physics
- Casual
How to play Hill Racers
1–8 players · Two-pedal throttle (accelerate / brake) · no download
Join the Game
Scan the QR code on the Game Screen with your phone to join as a player. Everyone lines up on the same starting grid.
Hold Right to Accelerate
Your phone shows two chunky pedals. Hold the right one for power — and keep holding, because a throttle is not a thing you tap.
Brake Before You Flip
The left pedal brakes and rotates you back. Too much power over a crest lands you on your roof, and a flipped buggy is out of the round.
Reach the Finish Line
Crossing the line first is the best result. Still driving at the end ranks you by distance; flipping or being left behind ranks you last.
About Hill Racers
Hill Racers is the racing entry in the LanPlay party collection — a full physics buggy with suspension and axle joints, stripped down to the one decision that matters: how much power to put down, and when to stop.
Play Hill Racers instantly in your web browser — no downloads, no installations. Everyone uses their own smartphone as a controller and plays together on one screen.
If you like Hill Climb Racing, this is the party version — same idea, up to eight phones, nothing to install.
Game details
| Players | 1–8 players |
|---|---|
| Genre | Race, Party Game, Physics, Casual, Multiplayer, Survival |
| Controls | Two-pedal throttle (accelerate / brake) |
| Race Length | Up to 75 seconds |
| Price | Free to play |
| Platform | Web browser (no download required) |
| Release date | 2026 |
Hill Racers FAQ
The questions people ask before the first round.
How many players can play Hill Racers?
1–8 players. Everyone runs the same course at the same time, so a full grid just means more buggies landing on their heads at once.
Why does the phone show pedals instead of a stick?
Because a throttle is held for whole seconds and an analog stick springs back to centre the moment your thumb relaxes. The two hold-to-press keys are the right instrument for the job.
How do I stop flipping over?
Ease off before a crest and tap the brake in mid-air to rotate your nose down. Full power up every hill is the fastest way to end your round early.
How long is a race?
Up to 75 seconds, or until everybody has finished or been eliminated.
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