Mudlark Trials

Physics driving game
1 player
Phones and computers

Mudlark Trials is a physics driving game that plays in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, for one player.

Drive a small tractor over logs, ramps, steps and seesaws with gas and brake, tilting it in the air. Mud on the wheels cuts their grip until a jump or hard landing shakes it off, and tipping over sends you back to the last flag with five seconds added. Twelve courses open one by one, with stars for time.

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How to play

Hold → to drive and ← to slow downOn a touch screen: Hold the right half to drive, the left half to slow down
Mud makes the wheels slip. A jump or a hard landing shakes it off
Ease onto a seesaw and wait for it to tip

The game shows these steps as you play, the first time.

Mudlark Trials gameplay — Mudlark Trials in play

Controls

Gas → or D (or hold the right half), Brake ← or A (the left half); in the air Gas tips the nose up, Brake down
Esc pauses

Tips

A flag stands every 400 units, and tipping over returns you to the last one with 5 seconds added to your time.
Three stars need a time within 15 per cent of the par and two within 45 per cent; the end card shows the exact three-star time for that course.
A climb always follows a mud pool and every third feature is mud, so expect to arrive at a log or step with muddy wheels unless you hop first.

How do the seesaws work?

A plank tips under your weight on its pivot. The advice is to ease onto it and wait for it to tip rather than driving at speed, and a counterweight brings an empty plank back to rest. Seesaws appear from course 4, with ramps from course 2 and steps from course 3.

How do I open the next course?

Finishing a course opens the next; there are twelve, and each is a little longer than the last. Your best time for each course is kept, your stars are added up across all of them, and the start card arrows let you replay any course you have opened.

About this game

Made by Sucia in Houston, Texas. Built with AI assistance, designed and tested by Sucia. Last updated October 5, 2026. It plays in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, with no download and no sign-in; your best scores and progress stay in this browser on this device. Without a pass, every game is free for 5 minutes a game and 30 minutes a day; an Arcade pass removes the limit. How Sucia makes and tests its games.

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