Caravan Toss

Caravan Toss was one of those physics games you'd find during the Flash era. It had a simple premise and a clean, almost diagrammatic look that felt typical for the time. You weren't bombarded with story or complex menus; you just loaded it up and started tossing.

You control a small caravan, which is essentially a block with wheels, using a simple launcher. Your goal is to fling it across a jagged landscape to reach a finish flag. The core action is adjusting your launch angle with the arrow keys and then hitting space to fire. The challenge comes from navigating the terrain; you have to bounce off explosives to gain extra height or distance, while avoiding getting stuck on rocks or pits. The game moves quickly from one attempt to the next, and the difficulty ramps up as the levels introduce more obstacles and require more precise bounces. It feels like a puzzle of momentum, where a single good launch can send you sailing smoothly to the end.