Wrong Way

About Wrong Way

Wrong Way is a drifting sandbox set on a big open map. You get six rear-wheel-drive sports cars and a lot of empty space. There is no championship and no story to follow. Throw the car sideways and keep it sliding for as long as you can. Crashing is fine, and driving the wrong way costs you nothing.

What You Get in Wrong Way

A free map where you place ramps, barrels, obstacles, roads, buildings and trees

Six rear-wheel-drive sports cars, all tuned for drifting

Wrong-way driving with no penalty

A small garage that repairs a damaged car instead of giving you a new one

Paint, rim and basic setting changes for every car

No race, no timer and no story to get in the way

How to Play Wrong Way

From Garage to Drift Park

Pick a car

All six drive the rear wheels and are set up to slide. Lift off the gas in a turn and the back end swings out fast. Try a few before you settle on one.

Build the course

Open the construction menu first. Lay the roads, then add ramps, barrels and obstacles. Use trees and buildings as walls around corners. Pack things tight for technical sections, or leave roads open for long slides.

Slide through it

Hold the car at an angle through every corner. Tap the handbrake to kick the rear out, then keep the throttle steady so the angle doesn’t die.

Try every car

Run each car through your finished layout. Acceleration and top speed change how far a drift carries and where you should start it.

Style and repair

Change the paint, rims and a few basic settings to match your track. If a hit bends the body, drive into the small garage and fix it.

Controls

• WASD / Arrow keys: drive
• Space: handbrake
• C: change camera view

Something You Need to Know 

How do custom obstacles challenge your control?

Building tight obstacle courses creates unpredictable crash points. One wrong touch against a concrete barrier ruins your continuous slide line. Misjudging ramp landings can send your sports car tumbling off the road. Master these self-made obstacles to achieve total driving control.

Why do the cars slide so easily?

They all drive the rear wheels. They are also pre-tuned for controlled slides. Lifting off the gas makes the back end swing out quickly. The car gains angle fast as a result. Learning to catch that swing is the real skill.

Ready to take your stunt skills to two wheels? Hop over to BMX Stunts 3D and tackle extreme bike ramps next!

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