Obstacle Overdrive

Obstacle Overdrive is about driving radio-controlled cars through tracks built from toys and household obstacles. Players explore rooms full of courses and work through the challenges each track presents, controlling the cars rather than competing in a conventional racing game.

The game evokes the 1990s, when children made their own entertainment before technology took over everyday life. Its courses are framed as the sort of indoor toy-track setup that might get a player in trouble.

Gameplay and features

• Obstacle-filled courses: Drive over seesaws and log bridges, pass through marble pits, tumble down hills, and send cars bowling into obstacles. These courses use varied physical challenges rather than focusing on racing.
• Unlockable cars and customization: Unlock five cars, each with its own driving style. Hats can be found throughout the game, while coins unlock paint jobs for personalizing the cars.

Frequently asked questions

What do you do in Obstacle Overdrive?

You control radio-controlled cars on toy-filled tracks, taking on obstacles rather than racing opponents. The courses are spread across rooms and include challenges such as seesaws, log bridges, and marble pits.

How do the cars differ?

The game has five unlockable cars, each with its own personality and driving style. Players can try to complete every level with each car.

Can you customize the cars?

Yes. Find hats scattered throughout the game and spend coins to unlock paint jobs for the cars.