About Fury Chase
How do you collect a crew when reaching the marker is also an invitation for police to close in? Reaching a pickup lets them board automatically, after which the next destination becomes the focus. The police pursuit continues around that task, so arriving at the right place is only half the problem; you also need a usable way out.
Completed trips earn cash for further vehicle choices. Collisions threaten vehicle health, while helpful pickups can support the escape. The resulting rhythm alternates between finding the destination, lining up a sensible approach, and breaking away before the surrounding traffic closes. A speed burst is useful when it advances that plan, but less helpful when it merely delivers the car into a crowded corner sooner.
How to Play Fury Chase
Use the arrow keys to reach the marked crew pickup, let passengers board, and drive to the new destination. Press Space to speed up on a clear line.
- Follow the current marker and choose an approach that leaves room to depart.
- Reach the pickup location so the crew can board automatically.
- Drive toward the next destination while avoiding police and damaging collisions.
- Complete trips for cash, collect useful support items, and keep monitoring vehicle health.
Controls & Timing
Pickup approach
When nearing the marker, look at the road beyond it rather than stopping your planning at arrival. A good approach leaves the car pointing toward the next available escape line.
Departure burst
When the crew is aboard and open road lies ahead, use Space to gain speed. Avoid committing to the burst before you know which direction the destination requires.
Damage awareness
After a collision, check the remaining health before taking another aggressive route. A run with little margin calls for cleaner driving rather than repeated attempts to force through traffic.
Controls
| Input | Action | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| Arrow keys | Drive | Following pickup and destination markers |
| Space | Speed up | Leaving a pickup on a clear route |
| Reach the pickup marker | Board the crew automatically | Beginning the delivery portion of a trip |
High Score Tips
- Approach a pickup from its most open side. This reduces the chance that boarding finishes with your car facing a wall or a dense line of pursuit.
- Read the destination change immediately after boarding. Continuing along the old approach out of habit can send you away from the next objective and add unnecessary driving.
- Use acceleration to exploit room you already created. A burst cannot supply missing steering space, so establish the departure line first and increase speed second.
- Protect a weakened vehicle by simplifying the route. One broad turn around a busy area may be more manageable than several close passes that risk ending the delivery.
Key Features
- Crew transport: Marked pickups turn the chase into a sequence of trips.
- Automatic boarding: Reaching the pickup handles the passenger interaction.
- Cash rewards: Completed deliveries support further vehicle choices.
- Health pressure: Collisions create a cost beyond losing position.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I pick up the crew?
Drive to the marked pickup location. Boarding happens automatically when you reach it, so concentrate on arriving with a clear departure route and then read the destination that becomes active.
What does Space do?
Space speeds up the vehicle. Use it after choosing a clear line, especially when departing a pickup; accelerating toward an unresolved corner can leave less time to avoid a collision.
How do I earn cash?
Complete the pickup-and-delivery task by taking the crew to the indicated destination. Cash supports vehicle choices, while safe driving protects the health needed to finish the current trip.
Why is the pickup marker sometimes difficult to reach?
Police and obstacles can make the direct approach crowded. Look for an angle with room to turn away after boarding, rather than treating the marker as an isolated point you only need to touch.