Two cars, two lanes each, one pair of hands
Agile Driver splits a top-down road down the middle and hands you a car on each side: a red one on the left and a blue one on the right. Both roll forward on their own, and your job is to hop each of them between its two lanes so neither hits an oil slick, an open manhole or a road sign. Coins turn up in both halves, so your eyes keep jumping from side to side.
How to play Agile Driver
- Start a run and both cars begin rolling up the road by themselves.
- Click or tap the left half of the screen to switch the red car's lane, and the right half to switch the blue car's.
- Steer around oil slicks, open manholes and road signs, and drive over coins to add to your score.
- A crash with either car ends the run, so keep both sides in view.
Controls
| Click (left or right half) | Switch that side's car into its other lane |
|---|---|
| Tap (left or right half) | The same lane switch on phones and tablets |
Tips to play better
- Rest your eyes on the yellow center line rather than on either car, so both lanes ahead stay in view.
- Let a coin go if grabbing it would leave a car in front of an obstacle a moment later.
- When trouble appears on both sides at once, move the car that is closer to danger first.
- Switch only once per obstacle; a second tap sends the car straight back into its path.
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Agile Driver gameplay video
Gameplay recorded by the Vogimo team.
Agile Driver FAQ
Do I really control both cars?
Yes. The red car keeps to the left half of the road and the blue car to the right, and each one switches between its own two lanes.
What ends a run in Agile Driver?
Hitting an obstacle with either car. The coins you collected before then still count, so a careful run usually beats a greedy one.
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