Tractor Delivery
Haul crates from warehouse to factory on a wobbling trailer, then spend the coins on a better rig.
This is a physics hauling game with an economy bolted on. The load sits loose on a trailer, the ground is uneven, and nothing stops the crates from bouncing off except your own restraint on the throttle. Arriving with more cargo pays better than arriving faster.
The money loop is straightforward and generous: coins from each run buy upgrades in the garage, and there are four tractors and four trailers to work towards. The upgrades change how the rig behaves rather than just raising a number, so a heavier trailer really does settle down over bumps.
It is a short-session game. A single delivery takes a minute or two, which makes it easy to play one run and stop, and easy to keep going because the next upgrade is always visible.
Controls
Arrow keys or on-screen pedals for throttle and brake.
How to Play
- Load up at the warehouse and set off towards the factory.
- Ease off the throttle on crests so the cargo settles instead of launching.
- Deliver as much of the load as survives the trip.
- Spend coins in the garage on a stronger tractor or a steadier trailer.
Tips & Tricks
Bonus coins for completing a full order are worth more than the time you save by rushing. If two crates have already fallen, it is usually better to stop, let the trailer settle and creep home with the rest than to sprint and lose them all.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the coins actually buy?
Upgrades in the garage, plus four tractors and four trailers to unlock. They change the handling of the rig, not only its statistics.
Do I lose the run if cargo falls off?
No. You are paid for what arrives, so a partial delivery still counts — it just pays less.
