Hill Climb Racing - Racing & climbing hills

Strap in for a wild ride with Hill Climb Racing!

Are you ready to help Bill conquer the hills on the moon?

Let's talk about driving on the moon, unique vehicles & physics.

Join Bill as he embarks on an uphill journey through Climb Canyon, driving his way to unprecedented heights on the moon! Face challenges in various environments, from daring tricks to running out of fuel. Can you guide Bill through it all?

From iconic Hill Climber to creepy Carantula, get behind the wheel of unique vehicles. Race offline anywhere - even on a bus or train! Tune up your dream car, conquer wacky stages, and tackle daily challenges for epic rewards. How far can you go without crashing or running out of gas?

With simulated physics and constant additions of new content, Hill Climb Racing promises a thrilling gameplay experience that will keep you engaged for hours! So, are you up for the challenge?

Hill Climb Racing – Beginner's guide

1. Don’t turn over your car

A turned over car results in… you guessed it – death.

The first tip we are going to give you is pretty self-explanatory. One of the best ways to survive throughout the game is… well, to stay. Try not to kill your driver because that will end the game on the spot.

One of the most famous death scenarios is bridges or bumpy parts of the map. Instead of speeding through them and hoping for the best, slow down and take your time passing through. This is one of the best methods to stay safe in the early aspects of your gameplay, where your vehicle isn’t fully upgraded.

2. Be careful with how you use the accelerator

Stepping on the gas midair results in a perpendicular position of the car.

Although stepping on the gas is the main ingredient for success in this game, it is undoubtedly a double-edged sword. Remember that if you do not operate with it mindfully, you kill your driver.

For example, you should be very careful how you accelerate midair – stepping on the gas pedal in those moments will push the back of the car downwards, which will most likely result in your car turning over. Of course, it might as well result in a flip that will pay good money, but you never know with this game!

Note: Depending on the type of vehicle, speeding can either bring the back of the car upwards or downwards.

3. Pick a smooth-ride vehicle

In the “Vehicle” menu you can find all available rides.

As you explore the game, you will find a wide selection of vehicles you can use as long as you save up. Some of them are impractical, though; if you’re looking for an easy game, you should avoid them. A solid piece of advice is to stick to more basic vehicles such as hill climbers (essential cars), motocross bikes, and quad bikes. These are easier to maneuver and will bring you further down the road.