Monster Tracks unblocked is a physics driving game built by Martin Magni in Fancade, and it is far more about throttle control than raw speed. You take a chunky low-poly monster truck across hand-built courses made of steep dirt hills, spline bridges that flex under your weight, loose pebbles, fallen tree logs, spinning windmills and ramps placed over water gaps that end your run the moment you touch them. Coins are scattered along the harder lines, and they feed a simple upgrade system with three stats - Power, Grip and Weight - each of which changes how the truck behaves rather than just making it better. More power flips you backwards on a steep climb, more weight plants you but kills your jumps, more grip keeps you glued but slows your rolling speed. Because the truck only has one-directional air control, every jump is a commitment. It shares that satisfying, springy truck-physics feel with Jelly Truck, Bergen Truck 201X and the chaotic Clustertruck.
Controls are as simple as they get: D / Right Arrow - accelerate forward, A / Left Arrow - brake and reverse. On a touchscreen, tap the right half of the screen to accelerate and the left half to brake. The skill is entirely in how much gas you use and when. Flooring it at the bottom of a steep hill will spin the truck onto its roof before you are halfway up, so climb with short pulses of power and let the wheels bite between them. Feather the brake as you crest a ridge to stop the nose pitching down, and tap the opposite input in mid-air to rotate the truck level before you land - wheels first, every time. Bridges sag as you cross, so keep a steady speed rather than accelerating in the middle, and take log obstacles at an angle that lets one wheel climb before the other. Water is an instant fail, so when a gap appears, back up and give yourself a proper run-up instead of creeping at it. Spend your first coins on grip, which makes every other stat easier to control.
