City Driver: Destroy Car

Save up money, buy cars and destroy them in the trash!
Get ready for a crazy car destruction simulator! The goal of the game is to smash your car as hard as possible! For each scratch you will receive money. They can be spent on new cars and their upgrades.

Learn How to Play City Driver: Destroy Car

The goal of the game is to smash cars, get money for it and replenish the garage with new cars.
Control on a mobile device: touch on game touch buttons
PC control: WASD - control, Space bar - handbrake, Left mouse button - camera control

Game Highlights & Features

- 3D car racing;
- Accidents, breakdown of cars and their breaking;
- Unique system of destruction and deformation of the car;
- A large selection of cars;
- Realistic handling, like in driving simulators;
- Jump on cars from skyscrapers and sky jumps

What are the key identifiers or markers for this game?

The terms used to identify this game are 3d, buy, car, city, crash, destroy, jumping, shopping, sky, upgrade.

Under what genre is this game listed?

The gaming category associated with this game is Racing & Driving.

Is the game mobile-compatible for both iOS and Android users?

City Driver: Destroy Car supports mobile gameplay.

Who is responsible for the development and production of this game?

The company or individual who created this game is Mirra Games.

Which age groups are recommended to play this game?

This game is designed for the Kids, Teens age group.

Are there any harmful or cruel acts shown in the game?

Yes, City Driver: Destroy Car contains abusive or cruel elements.

Is blood a part of the game’s visuals or gameplay?

Yes, blood elements are involved in City Driver: Destroy Car.

What platform was used to create this game, Construct 2, Construct 3, or something else?

The WebGL framework/platform was used for this game.

Is there a specific gender demographic this game is aimed at?

The game is most appropriate for Male players.

Is the game child-appropriate?

No, City Driver: Destroy Car would not be appropriate for children to engage with.