The favourite adventure mode is back and bigger than even with gorgeous new tracks. Hill Climb Racing 2 takes all your favourite parts from Hill Climb Racing 1 and expands on them.
Race up hill to win In online races and earn epic loot!. Weekly events that change up the gameplay in new exciting ways!. Arcade racing fun while performing cool stunt tricks!. Team up with your friends online & race in teams mode!. Customize your character and vehicle’s looks!. Unlock & upgrade new vehicle parts for your favourite vehicle!. Race uphill in over 20+ different vehicles - Cars, trucks, bikes and even a tank!. Welcome back to Climb Canyon! Hill Climb Racing 2 is a 2D online multiplayer racing game with dozens of tracks, vehicles and character customization options at your fingertips. All you need to know about AWD with this game is that it results in a more balanced power delivery.From the Creators of the original Hill Climb Racing comes Hill Climb Racing 2! It's Bigger, It's Better And It's Much Much Funner!? Finally, there’s all-wheel drive – or AWD, as the game calls it to save space. Suspension with cars refers to ‘lower weight point and better shock absorption’ which, in layman’s terms, means how stable the car will be the faster you go. 
Suspension is a pretty simple thing, unless you think that only means the car will stop working.For some reason, the tires are referred to as grip in this game, but that makes sense when you realize that putting money into your tires means ‘improved grip for better traction and power delivery.’ If you’ve ever experienced a New York winter before, you know that having traction and power delivery can be the difference between life and death….Putting more power into the engine means you’ll get more of a turbo boost, which may or may not come in handy for reasons I’ll get to.
Other than being the other thing besides the battery that lets the car run, your engine gives you speed. If this is your first time playing or you’re not much of a car guy, here’s the rundown on how things work:
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