LIFTED — Hop Your Car
Time your hydraulics to launch your lowrider for record heights and massive combos in LIFTED.
Arcade & Casual
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About LIFTED — Hop Your Car
Load your hydraulics and release on the landing bounce to launch your car into massive hops.
How to play
- Hold the control to load your front hydraulics.
- Release to fire and launch the car upward.
- Time your next release exactly as the tires hit the pavement.
- Build a combo by chaining clean, high hops.
- Avoid overcharging or missing the rhythm to prevent a rollover.
Controls
- Touch
- Hold the button to load hydraulics, and release to fire.
- Keyboard
- Hold Space or Enter to load hydraulics, and release to fire.
- Mouse
- Hold left click on the button to load hydraulics, and release to fire.
More about this game
LIFTED is a high-hop competition where you time your hydraulics to launch a lowrider into the air. The core loop involves holding to compress the suspension and releasing right as the car lands to catch the rebound. Hitting the sweet spot builds momentum and a score multiplier. Poor timing or overcharging can flip the car, ending the run with a hard landing.
Tips
- Release your charge within the 220ms sweet spot of the landing bounce to maximize your rebound height.
- A clean landing requires the impact to be under 3.85 and a peak height over 14 inches to keep your combo.
- If you charge to 100%, you risk a rollover unless your timing is absolutely perfect.
FAQ
- How do I get a higher hop?
- Combine a full hydraulic charge with perfect release timing. Releasing exactly as the car lands adds rebound force, and maintaining a combo adds momentum to your launch.
- Why did my run end?
- Your run ends if you suffer a hard landing. This happens if the impact force exceeds your crash tolerance, usually caused by severe over-rotation or missing the bounce rhythm completely.
- What does 'SAVED IT' mean?
- If you charge between 97% and 99% and land on the rear tires, the car enters a steep balance state. If it recovers without flipping, you keep your combo.
