How to Play Like a Pro

1–2 sentence hype line This is a race game where your garage is just as important as the track. In Merge Racer Stunts Car, the better you merge, the crazier your stunts feel. What you do in the game You combine two fun ideas: Merging cars to unlock better vehicles Racing and stunts on a busy track with jumps and surprises Your loop usually goes: Collect or receive cars. Merge identical cars to make a faster one. Take your upgraded car onto the track. Clear stunts, avoid obstacles, and keep improving. Real player moment: you finally get a faster car… then you hit a ramp too early and fly in the wrong direction. Oops. Controls Desktop Mouse to drag/merge cars in the garage. Racing controls vary by version (some auto-drive, some use arrow keys). Mobile If touch works, drag and drop for merging, and use on-screen controls if racing requires it. How you win / progress You progress by unlocking better cars through merges. Better cars help you handle the track faster and pull off bigger jumps. Obstacles can stop your run or slow you down, so upgrades matter. Cars / upgrades The “power-ups” here are basically your newer, stronger cars: Two same cars → one better car Better cars → more speed and smoother stunts Tips to play better (10 tips) Merge in pairs, not in a chain mess. Keep one spot for “next merge” cars. Don’t merge your last usable car if you still need it for racing. Save open space in your garage. No space = slower upgrades. Upgrade before you retry a tough section. More speed can make jumps easier. If a track has obstacles, watch the lane first, stunt second. Crashing wastes your run. Take ramps straight on. Angled hits can spin you into trouble. If you keep overshooting jumps, ease up on speed (or choose a slightly lower car if the game allows). Use your best car for the hardest track parts. Don’t “test” a weak car on a tough run. After a crash, change one thing. Different car, different timing, or a cleaner ramp angle. Coach voice: Eyes on the track—upgrade later. Levels / modes / progression The description suggests an “upgrade frenzy,” so progression is mostly: Better cars, Harder stunt moments, Busier tracks that punish sloppy driving. Common problems & quick fixes Drag/merge feels sticky: Zoom to 100% and try clicking/dragging slower. Lag during stunts: Close background tabs and apps. Sound missing: Check volume/mute. Fullscreen issues: Toggle fullscreen or refresh once. Ads safety: Only interact with the garage and track area; avoid clicking banners. Parent note (2–3 lines) This game encourages planning (merges) and focus (obstacle watching). A good break reminder: after two upgrade cycles, stand up and stretch. Quick Info Box Platform: Web browser (HTML5) Genre: Racing / merge / stunts Age fit: 7–13 Session length: 8–20 minutes Controls: Drag to merge; racing controls vary by version/device FAQ (6) Q1: How do I get a faster car? A: Merge two identical cars to create a better one. Q2: What should I do first—race or merge? A: Merge early to upgrade, then race with your best car. Q3: Why do I keep crashing after ramps? A: You may be hitting ramps at an angle. Try lining up straight. Q4: My garage is full—what now? A: Merge pairs to free space, and keep a “merge lane” open. Q5: Is this game hard for younger kids? A: Merging is easy; stunts and obstacles are the challenge. Q6: Can I play on mobile? A: It may work if touch controls are supported and your device runs smoothly.

Specifications

• Easy to play