PLAYER GUIDE

How to Play: Controls & Tips

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Roadster Dash's white roadster on the launch pad at sunset
The roadster at the launch pad in Roadster Dash.

PC and mobile controls

ActionKeyboardTouchscreen
Change laneLeft / right arrowSwipe left / right
JumpTap up arrow or SpaceTap or swipe up
Fly / hoverHold up arrow or SpaceKeep holding the screen, including while airborne
Front flipPress up arrow or Space again in the airTap or swipe up again in the air
Barrel rollLeft / right arrow in the airSwipe left / right in the air
Slam downDown arrow in the airSwipe down
BoostHold ShiftHold BOOST
Use held itemZTap ITEM
Pause / muteP / MPause / sound buttons

Start with lane changes and short jumps. Once you can land safely, add barrel rolls and flight. Watch for overhead obstacles when you leave the road.

Manage air before using boost

The thrusters share a 600 L air supply. Hovering, front flips and boost need air. Refill on the ground, collect air pickups or land tricks: a front flip restores 10 L and a barrel roll restores 40 L.

At 0 L you can still steer, jump, barrel roll and slam down. Return to the ground to refill instead of holding boost continuously. Air cells also charge ROCKET, except while you are invincible.

Build longer runs and trick streaks

  1. Keep a landing route clear. Look beyond the next car and avoid jumping into an overhead obstacle.
  2. Use air in short bursts. Save enough for the next obstacle and refill between flights.
  3. Land tricks before chasing a streak. Successful trick chains increase the streak multiplier, up to ×50. A plain jump does not extend the streak.
  4. Watch the streak timer. Start your next jump or trick within 0.5 seconds after a combo ends; complete a qualifying trick to keep the chain going.
  5. Choose your ranking goal. Distance and score have separate views, with all-time and weekly leaderboards. Surviving longer and landing more tricks support different goals.

A Roadster game for Subway Surfers fans

Looking for a Tesla game like Subway Surfers? Roadster Dash uses the endless runner idea of dodging traffic and chasing a better run, with a roadster, flight, barrel rolls and an air supply to manage.

Is this Tesla Surfers?

The game's name is Roadster Dash. It is an independent fan game, not an official Tesla or Subway Surfers release and not affiliated with Tesla, Inc. or the makers of Subway Surfers.

Is it free, and do I need an account?

The game is free to play and you can start as a guest. Google sign-in lets you use the same account on multiple devices. Optional coin purchases are available; see coin purchases.

Do I need to install anything?

No download is required. Use a compatible mobile or desktop browser with JavaScript and WebGL enabled. If performance is slow, choose a lower graphics quality in the game's settings.

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