Mad Pursuit is an arcade police chase driving game developed by Solo Forge and published for web browsers on CrazyGames, alongside mobile releases managed by Fire Anvil Games. Built on Unity 6, the title places you behind the wheel of a getaway car navigating a neon-lit city while evading increasingly aggressive law enforcement units.
The game runs directly inside desktop and mobile web browsers without extra installations, holding a 9.0 out of 10 community rating on CrazyGames with over 35,000 player likes.
How to Play Mad Pursuit on CrazyGames
Accessing Mad Pursuit requires no downloads or account creation when playing through the web browser version on CrazyGames. The browser client supports desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones in landscape orientation, with optional account sign-in available if you want to track gameplay progress across sessions.
Vehicles accelerate forward automatically, meaning you do not need to hold down a gas pedal. Your primary goal is dodging traffic, drifting through tight turns, and outlasting police patrols that escalate from standard cruisers to armored SWAT units.
Complete Controls Guide
CrazyGames supports distinct control layouts depending on whether you play on a desktop browser using a keyboard or through a mobile browser with touch controls.
| Action | Desktop (PC / Mac) | Mobile (Touchscreen) |
|---|---|---|
| Turn Left | Left Arrow or A | Left on-screen button |
| Turn Right | Right Arrow or D | Right on-screen button |
| Move Backward | Down Arrow or S | Press Left and Right buttons together |
| Nitro Boost | Left Shift or Right Shift | Nitro button |
| Ability 1 (Top Slot) | Q | On-screen ability button |
| Ability 2 (Bottom Slot) | E | On-screen ability button |
Core Gameplay and Garage Features
Mad Pursuit focuses on high-speed survival with simple arcade driving physics. The CrazyGames release includes the following built-in systems:
- Diverse Garage: A roster of 14 unlockable cars ranging from standard sedans and muscle cars up to high-end supercars.
- Escalating Police AI: The longer you stay alive during a chase, the faster and more aggressive your pursuers become, progressing from regular police vehicles to heavy SWAT resistance.
- Abilities and Pickups: Dedicated ability slots (triggered with Q and E on PC) allow tactical survival tools, complemented by map health packs and daily tasks introduced in recent client builds.
- Nitro Mechanics: Drifting around corners charges and enables nitro bursts, letting you pull off sudden escapes when boxed in by cruisers.
- Aerial Threats: Mobile builds and recent game versions feature helicopter pursuit stages, requiring drivers to dodge aerial fire while managing ground pursuit.
Platform Availability and Performance Details
Mad Pursuit first arrived on CrazyGames in May 2026 and received its last confirmed browser update on July 28, 2026. Because it utilizes the Unity 6 WebGL pipeline, performance depends primarily on hardware acceleration inside your browser.
In addition to playing on desktop web browsers, the game is listed within the CrazyGames app on iOS and Android, and as a standalone mobile application titled Mad Pursuit: Police Car Chase on Google Play, where it supports offline play.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you brake in Mad Pursuit?
No standard brake button exists in Mad Pursuit. Forward acceleration is continuous and automatic. However, you can steer in reverse or back out of dead ends by holding S or the Down Arrow on PC, or by pressing both steering buttons simultaneously on mobile touchscreens.
Does Mad Pursuit cost money to play on CrazyGames?
The browser version hosted on CrazyGames is free to play and runs with standard web advertisements. The standalone Google Play mobile release includes in-app purchase options.
What happens as pursuit levels increase?
As pursuit time increases, police chasers become noticeably faster and more hostile. Basic police cruisers are gradually reinforced by heavy SWAT interceptors and aerial support from attack helicopters.
