Most driving games punish a wreck; Turbo Crash Test rewards one. You send a ragdoll stickman down a course packed with obstacles and earn points for how spectacular the collision turns out. Physics decide how the body tumbles, so no two crashes look quite alike, and replays let you enjoy the damage a second time.
Before letting go, use the Up and Right keys to adjust your position, then press Space to fire the stickman into the obstacles. A green aura marks the ideal launch, and timing your release inside it is where the big scores come from. Points pay for upgrades and open new vehicles and levels, so every strong run makes the next crash bigger. Split-second timing of a different, rhythm-based kind is what Geometry Lite is about.
