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Math Driving Test

By Bimowi

Math Driving Test puts you behind a chunky pixel-style car in a grassy walled yard scattered with floating dice-like cubes. Each level names a target amount of unit cubes, and you drive around scooping up blocks until the counter at the top reaches it — all while a timer runs and a score ticks upward. It runs free in your browser with no download.

Game info

Developer
Bimowi
Rating
Not yet rated
Release date
Sep 30, 2024
Last updated
Sep 29, 2026
Technology
Construct 3
Platforms
Web Browser (Desktop)

Controls

  • Arrow keys — accelerate and steer the car
  • WASD — accelerate and steer the car

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How to Play Math Driving Test

You steer the car with the keyboard across a flat field ringed by a fence, with trees and apartment blocks in the background. Cubes marked with dots hover above the grass; driving into them adds their value to your total. The banner across the top of the screen shows your progress, like "You got 7/10 cubes", so you always know how much more you need.

A timer counts in the top-left corner and your score sits in the top-right, rising as you pick cubes up. Reaching the requested amount clears the round and a new target appears — later levels ask for bigger numbers, and one frame shows a fresh round starting at 3 out of 18. To pass a level you need to earn a medal, so speed matters as much as picking the right blocks.

The scenery is not just decoration: crashing into a tree, a building or the fence three times ends the run, so plan your lines around obstacles rather than plowing through them.

Tips

  1. Watch the "x/y cubes" banner rather than counting by eye — it tells you exactly how many units you still owe.
  2. Cubes carry different dot values, so grabbing one high-value block can save you several trips.
  3. Keep clear of trees, buildings and the fence: three collisions end the game.
  4. Swing wide when turning instead of scraping the perimeter wall — the outer fence counts as an obstacle.
  5. Plan a loop that chains nearby cubes together so the timer stays low and your medal chance stays high.

Features

  • Levels that each set a target amount of unit cubes to collect
  • Medal requirement for passing a level
  • Three-strike crash limit against trees, buildings and fences
  • On-screen timer, cube counter and score display
  • Blocky low-poly car and city-yard setting

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Math Driving Test free to play?

Yes, it is completely free and runs in your web browser with no download or install.

Can I play Math Driving Test on my phone?

The game is listed for desktop, so play it on a computer with a keyboard in landscape view.

Who made Math Driving Test?

It was developed by Bimowi and released in 2024, built with Construct 3.

How do I fail a level?

Hitting a tree, a building or the fence three times ends the game, so avoid obstacles while chasing cubes.

What do I need to do to pass a level?

Collect the requested number of unit cubes and earn a medal for that level; the counter at the top of the screen tracks how many you have.