Hill Climb Racing
Drive a vehicle over steep, bumpy hills in this browser port of Fingersoft's physics-based driving game.

Read the controls below, then open the game website.
Explore a community browser project based on Gran Turismo 4. The selected project is credited to Slayoner. Startup has been reported to reach the GT loading logo, but a controllable race and save restoration have not been independently verified.
Open the browser project and choose Play. Initial loading can take time. Click inside the game picture before using keyboard controls. The provider lists arrow keys for steering, Z/A for accelerate/brake and Enter/Backspace for Start/Select. Check the provider Controls panel for current bindings. Driving, race completion and saving have not been independently verified.
Gran Turismo 4 is Polyphony Digital's PlayStation 2 driving game. The official product information describes more than 700 cars, over 50 stages, car tuning, B-Spec and Photo Mode. Those features describe the original release; their availability in this separate browser project has not been verified.
The original game centres on obtaining and tuning cars and competing in races. In the linked project, open Play and allow time for the initial load. The provider lists arrow keys for steering, Z and A for acceleration and braking, and Enter and Backspace for Start and Select; consult its Controls panel because a controllable race has not been independently confirmed.
The link opens a third-party browser project credited to Slayoner, not an official PlayStation release. A prior check reportedly reached a loading logo, but game-file requirements, a completed race, device compatibility and saved progress remain unverified. Check the project instructions before relying on a longer session.
The linked creator or project sources were reviewed. Current gameplay and device compatibility were not newly tested.
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Drive a vehicle over steep, bumpy hills in this browser port of Fingersoft's physics-based driving game.
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