No gas pedal, no brakes, no finish line. Your red car rolls up the highway at one steady pace, and the only thing you control is where it sits across the road. How far you get before the first bump is your score.
Infinite Cars unblocked is a tiny pixel-art game by Takane Ichinose, who also made its sound effects. It needs just one finger or a mouse, which makes it a good pick for a short break.
How to play Infinite Cars
Tap or click the title screen. A traffic light and a quick hint appear over the road, and when the light changes, you're off. From then on the car drives forward by itself.
Hold the red car and slide it sideways. You can park it anywhere from one road edge to the other, though the grass is off limits. You will meet three hazards. Orange cones stand still. Slow cars sit ahead of you, so you close in on them. Fast cars come up from behind and race past.
The other drivers dodge cones and each other too, so an empty lane can fill up without warning. Any contact ends the run with a blast and a Crashed message. One more tap starts again.
Controls
| To… | Mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|
| Start a run, or retry after a crash | Click anywhere | Tap anywhere |
| Move the car sideways | Drag the red car left or right | Drag the red car left or right |
| Mute or unmute sound | Click the speaker icon, top right | Tap the speaker icon, top right |
Tips
- Don't let go. The car only follows you while you are touching it, and re-grabbing costs precious moments.
- Stay central. The middle of the road gives you the shortest trip to either side.
- Predict swerves. When a slow car nears a cone, it shifts lanes, so stay out of the gap it is about to fill.
- Check behind you. Speeders enter from the bottom of the screen, so glance down now and then.
- Move in small nudges. A short slide usually clears a cone, while a big swing can put you in another car's path.
Infinite Cars questions
Can I go faster or slower?
No. Speed is fixed. Every escape is a sideways move.
How is the score measured?
It is the distance you cover after the light turns green. Your best distance is saved in the browser and shown after a crash.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, and it suits phones well. Hold the device upright and slide the car with one finger. A speaker icon in the top right mutes the sound.