The battery is the clock
Grab charges to keep rolling. A head-on crash costs a third of your battery; with a third or less left, it ends the run.
Our second game
Thrust
Roadster
Electric power. No finish line.
An endless three-lane highway runner for Android. You drive a thruster-powered electric roadster: dodge traffic, kickflip over cones, dive under barriers, ride the ramps onto semi trucks, and grab battery charges before the battery runs dry.
- Coming soon to Google Play
- Android
- Free
- No real-money purchases
- Single-player
- Touch controls
Four stages, one long road
Every 1,500 m the scenery changes and the road gets 10% faster, each stage with its own music.
Five moves, one thumb
- Swipe left / right
- Change lane
- Swipe up
- Kickflip over cones and build the combo
- Swipe down
- Thruster dive in the air, skid under barriers on the road
- Double-tap
- Hover over all the traffic for 3 seconds when the meter says READY
- Tap
- Start, retry and resume
Swipes chain without lifting your finger. Your first run is a guided practice drive that teaches each move on a real obstacle.
Boosts and power-ups
Boost packs make you faster and untouchable. Shield, Coin Magnet and Sky Thrust turn up along the way.
A fair road
Every row of obstacles is checked against your speed, so there's always a way through that a real swipe can make in time.
The Garage
Spend the coins you collect on paint, wheels, thruster colours and drivers. Looks only: nothing changes how the car drives.
Missions and upgrades
Three missions at a time, a daily reward, and upgrades that make every power-up last longer.
Smooth on budget phones
If your phone starts to struggle, the game steps its graphics down by itself and keeps the stage art.
Free to play, with one banner ad along the bottom of the screen. No video ads, no pop-ups between runs, and no real-money purchases: Second Chance and Head Start cost coins you earn on the road.
FAQ
Questions from the road.
What phones can play Thrust Roadster?
Android phones, through Google Play. It isn't coming to iPhone for now, and no other platforms have been announced.
Is it really free?
Yes. It shows one banner ad along the bottom of the screen and has no real-money purchases. Everything in the Garage and the upgrades is bought with coins you collect while driving.
When is it out?
It's coming to Google Play. The release date hasn't been announced yet.
What does it collect about me?
No accounts and no names. The game sends anonymous play statistics, such as how far a run went (you can turn them off in Settings), and Google collects what it needs to show the banner ad. Players in the EEA, the UK and Switzerland are asked for consent before the first ad. The privacy policy has the details.