Description

Sky lanes twist above the clouds in a stunt sprint that prizes clean car control over luck, turning towering ramps, swinging hammers, glass bridges, and razor-thin rails into a flowing obstacle course you tame one landing at a time; how to play: choose a nimble hatch for early stages or a longer-wheelbase muscle build for stable flights, roll to the start gate, and mind three fundamentals—speed for jumps, angle for landings, and weight shift for midair corrections; throttle smoothly up ramp faces to keep the nose steady, tap brake at the lip if you need a shorter arc, and use gentle steering while airborne to align wheels with your target; nitro belongs on takeoff only when the landing zone is long and straight—otherwise, save boosts for the uphill that follows a landing to rebuild pace without overshooting; course tech grows over time: magnetic strips that hold you upside down if your entry line is square, wind tunnels that add side drift, glass tiles that demand feathered throttle to avoid spin, and reset rings that grant a safe checkpoint when you stick a platform cleanly; tips that make scary sections calm: aim the camera at the horizon, not the hood, so tiny steering inputs stay tiny; on seesaws, brake on the high side before the pivot to settle the plank, then creep across as it levels; on pendulum gates, count the swing (one-two-go) and leave margin for a wobble on landing; on rotating cogs, treat each tooth like a mini-platform—touch, pause, hop—so you never fight the full spin; if the car starts to kite in crosswind, tap brake to drop speed rather than sawing the wheel; raise ride height for rail sequences so grounded diffusers don’t snag edges; remap handbrake to a comfortable key for 180° resets when you miss a line but can save the attempt; garage upgrades matter: longer travel suspension absorbs big compression at ramp bases, better cooling keeps nitro from fading on multi-jump chains, and tire compounds change grip on glass versus grit; practice course offers ghost runs from your best laps, making self-improvement a satisfying chase; accessibility provides reduced motion, high-contrast hazard paint, larger UI, and forgiving input mode for players who want the sights without twitch demands; unique blurb: the rush isn’t from raw speed but from those rare, perfect sequences where the car feels weightless—down ramp, across a gap, feather the throttle, kiss the rail, breathe—and the next platform arrives exactly where your wheels plan to be.

Instruction

Use W A S D or Arrow Keys

Specifications

• Easy to play