Up Hill Racing

Jumping into Up Hill Racing, I was met with the quirky charm of picking things like a fridge as one of the vehicles you'd use to chug up the steep inclines, which for some reason adds to the whimsical nature of the game. A game, that sets out to blend fun with a sprinkle of ridiculous, it does, indeed, serve, a physics challenge, which will make you want to keep going for a little longer. Each vehicle certainly has unique dynamics that affect how you tackle each climb. The ability to upgrade these crazy rides lends itself to a very simple but satisfying progression system, although at times it feels like it could be a bit deeper. Aiming to go higher and pick up coins while flipping adds a skill element that will reward the risk-takers.

But players from all over the forums have mentioned that the balancing act between control and performance is hit or miss (might be similar to your tolerable level of patience), and that might impact the experience. The gameplay isn't for everyone given it's typical repetition, but if you are looking for a casual pass-the-time game, then it has something for you. Being an HTML5 game, of course it's accessible — and it has a certain addictiveness you'd expect from a racer of this caliber. In the end, whether you seek a lighthearted challenge or just a delightfully predictable thrill, Up Hill Racing does a nice job of walking the line.