Drive to Rainier

You control a small vehicle from an overhead view, using the arrow keys to steer across uneven, obstacle-filled terrain. The physics are loose and bouncy, making every hill and bump a challenge to manage without flipping over. You collect small, shining stars scattered along the path for points, but the real task is just keeping the car upright and moving forward. The courses are short but deliberately tricky, often requiring several attempts to learn the specific angles needed to clear a ridge. It feels like a precarious, wobbly race against the landscape itself.