Short Ride

Short Ride keeps its courses brief but dense, cliffs and traps are packed close together rather than spread out, which means a single misjudged jump chains straight into the next hazard instead of giving you a moment to recover.

Because each vehicle's physics respond differently to speed and angle, approaching a jump slightly slower than instinct suggests tends to keep landings controlled, a fast, confident approach that overshoots a landing zone chains badly into whatever trap follows it. Learning a short course's full hazard sequence through a couple of attempts pays off more here than reacting live, since the density leaves little room for on-the-fly correction. Draw The Hill tests a similar sense of vehicle physics, but lets you sketch the terrain rather than just surviving it.