Left foot clutch. Right foot control.
Try a start and see how the clutch, throttle and brakes change the way a car moves.
On phones, Start opens a full-window game in portrait or landscape. Slide up to press, down to release; lift to hold. Each pedal’s 0% button releases it. Use the top-right control to return to the page.
Stop, apply the parking brake, select N and fully press the clutch to 100% before starting.
Stalls 0LEFT FOOT
RIGHT FOOT · ONE PEDAL AT A TIME
Slide up to press · down to release · lift to hold · 0% to release
Sliders hold their position so you can shift while adjusting the clutch. Pedal buttons press while held and release on lift. Yellow marks this game’s engagement zone. Percentages represent simulated travel, not pedal force or a universal biting point.
Keyboard controls & objective
Space: clutch; B: brake; A: accelerator; 1–5: forward gears; N: neutral; R: reverse; H: parking brake; E: ignition; Esc: pause. Start the game and keep focus inside it. Hold pedal keys to press and release them to lift your foot.
Objective: drive left to right, explore the hill, then stop in the 155–180 m zone, select N and apply the parking brake. You can also start on the hill and release the parking brake to observe rollback.
From stationary to a smooth start.
Start & select a gear
Start the game and check the car is stopped, parking brake applied and N selected. Fully press the clutch to 100% before starting; keep it fully pressed to select 1 afterward. On phones, slide the pedals up or down and lift to hold their position.
Find the engagement
In this game, try 20–35% throttle and ease the clutch into the yellow engagement zone. Watch RPM, engagement and the car’s response, then release the parking brake.
Climb & stop
The road gradually climbs. With the clutch disconnected and brakes released, gravity can roll the car back. Stop with the brake. Finish by parking in the 155–180 m zone, selecting N and applying the parking brake.
Meet the pedals, then try them.
極力子 means clutch; 腳掣 means service brake. Our illustrated guide also covers automatic pedals and cabin controls.
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