About Military Vehicles Driving
It is a 3D driving game that you play with the keyboard.
You play a test driver who has to get each vehicle ready for deployment by checking how it would cope in an active war zone. Try not to wreck them too badly, because they still need to work afterwards.
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There is no finish line and no timer. You pick a vehicle, start in an empty part of the map and drive wherever you like, and the session only ends when you decide to stop.
The land is a mix of desert and flat plains with almost no plants on it. Hills, cliffs and big changes in height give you plenty of ground to climb or roll off.
Abandoned military sites are spread across the map, like fenced yards full of loose debris and random structures. You can smash straight through some of them while others stop you dead. How much you can break depends on the power of the car you are driving, and every vehicle has a different amount.
Speed matters when you hit things. Ram the wrong object too fast and you lose control and get thrown into the air, but the vehicles are very tough, so a flip is not a disaster.
Quick summary
- You play a test driver checking military vehicles before they are sent out.
- You choose a vehicle and start in an empty spot on a large open map.
- You drive over hills and cliffs and through abandoned bases to see how the vehicle holds up.
- There is no set ending, so a run lasts until you decide to stop.
Key features
- Several military vehicles, each with its own amount of power.
- A large 3D map of desert and plains with hills, cliffs and steep drops.
- Abandoned bases full of fences, loose debris and structures, some of which you can break.
- Tough vehicles that survive big crashes and flips.
- Free arcade driving with no timer and no finish line.
Tips & tricks
- Ease off the speed before you drive into a fenced yard, since hitting the wrong object fast is what sends you flying.
- Drive each vehicle into the same structures to learn which ones can plow through and which ones get stopped.










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