Clustertruck

Clustertruck feels like someone took every physics rule, threw it into a blender, and hit purée. Released back in 2016, this chaotic platformer tasks you with one simple-sounding goal: jump across speeding trucks without touching the ground. Sounds easy, until you factor in lasers, swinging hammers, falling boulders, and 50 trucks slamming into each other like some high-speed food fight on wheels.

Each of the 35 levels delivers a new kind of challenge, forcing you to master your agility and align your timing perfectly. The physics-based chaos keeps every run feeling different thanks to the slight randomness baked into truck movement. One time a truck moves left, another time it falls into the abyss, and so might you.

The game’s real-time unpredictability makes each “one more try” session dangerously addictive. With abilities like time-control and grappling hooks, plus online leaderboards and a robust level editor, Clustertruck transforms its simple base into a fast, award-worthy truck party. The visuals may be plain, but when you’re clinging to the back of a falling truck by pure instinct, you won’t care. You’ll just hit restart.