About
Crankhill is a hill driving game where the garage really matters. You bolt a car together from scrap parts you can see, drive it up one long highland road with two pedals, and a red flag is planted wherever the run gives up. The flags stay on the road, so your whole history of attempts reads as one line pushing further up the hill. Every part changes the physics you drive: long travel springs soak up peat rocks and rail sleepers, bigger wheels roll over what small ones stall against, a longer frame keeps the nose down on steep climbs, and a thirsty V8 pulls up grades the mower engine never could. Twelve kilometres climb through six zones, from the quarry gate past pine ridges, a dam spillway, fog moor bridges and mine trestles to the radar dome on a snowy summit, with ravines to jump and broken bridges to cross. Twenty parts in six slots show their real before and after numbers, and scrap for them comes only from the road and from stunts. The economy was tuned by a test driver that plays the whole career, so every zone can be cleared with parts you earn. Bought once: no ads, no timers, no energy, nothing sold inside, and it works with no connection at all.
Features
- Every run plants a numbered flag where it stopped, and the flag line stays on the road
- Twenty visible parts in six slots, each changing the physics you drive
- Real before and after numbers on every part: wheelbase, grip, travel, pull, top speed, fuel
- One continuous 12 km road in six zones with ravines, broken bridges and a snowy summit
- Two pedal controls with air tilt, stunts that pay scrap for big air and flips
- A route map of every attempt, zone gates to start later runs further up
- Game Center leaderboard for the furthest distance up the road
- Bought once, works offline, no account, no ads, nothing sold inside