What Is Mad Trails?

Mad Trails lets you control really powerful off-road cars that have been designed to drive on very extreme terrains. New slopes, bumpy platforms, and tricky hills surround you on every stage. Your goal is to reach the finish line, collect rewards and unlock stronger vehicles that can push even further into the wilderness areas.

The game is supported by the physics engine, which simulates real-life scenarios. Every bump and incline can be felt by the player through his or her car—if you go very fast, then the vehicle is going to flip; if you go too slow, then the vehicle will stall. It is an excellent mixture of casual driving gameplay and skill-based challenge, which makes the entire run feel thrilling, plus, in a way, surprising.

How to Play Mad Trails

In case you are not a very good player of the off-road climbing games, then you don’t have to worry! Mad Trails has simple controls where timing and skill play a very important role.

Controls

Accelerate to go uphill or to do power moves in a place with bumps.
Brake / Reverse to do car balancing or to get back to the ground if you have landed badly.
Tilt and control your angle using momentum so your car doesn’t flip on steep terrain.

Gameplay Tips

Maintain your speed while going up; even slight slowing down can lead to flipping.
Take advantage of the hills—there will be moments when it is better to slow down to ensure a safe landing.
Keep an eye on your vehicle’s durability; harsh landings will hurt your car.
Collect in-game rewards and coins scattered along the trail to unlock upgrades.

Upgrades and New Vehicles

One of the most pleasurable things in Mad Trails is making your ride better. As you go through levels and get rewards, you will be able to:

Increase engine power for faster climbing
Get better suspension for nicer landings
Make the spoilage more, so you can go to the more difficult terrains
Acquire new vehicles that are equipped with better performance, traction, and control that are better.

Better vehicles mean more powerful climbs, which makes it easier to master longer, tougher courses.