Free One to four players One screen
Trailer King
Park it. Hold it. Get rammed.
Park on a moving trailer and hold it while everyone else tries to knock you off. A demolition-derby King of the Hill for one player, or four on one screen.
What's in the trailer
28 seconds of the game, filmed in the game and set to its own derby rock. Night at The Oval: a car drives up the ramp onto the moving trailer (PARK IT). By day, a car holds the bed as the others close in (HOLD IT), and on The Pit the rivals ram it (GET RAMMED). Then TEN COURSES: The Quarry, Shore Break at dusk, The Mudbath in the rain, The Bank in the snow and The Lot. FOUR ON ONE SCREEN: a four-way split at The Big Fair. FIFTEEN RIVALS. NO MERCY: a night fight under the start gantry. It ends on the logo: park it, hold it, get rammed; one player or four, on phone, tablet and PC.
The game
One trailer. Everybody wants it.
A pickup drags an empty car hauler round the track, ramp down and sparking. Chase it, drive up the ramp, stop on the moving bed and hold it. Hold it long enough and you take a crown. Everyone else is trying to shove you off the open front.
Trailer King is a demolition-derby King of the Hill for one player, or four on one screen.
One to four, one screen
Split the screen two, three or four ways, with CPU rivals filling out the field. A controller joins with one press of A.
Fifteen rivals with grudges
CPU drivers with names and grudges who hunt, ram and shove. Pick who you face, or drive as one of them.
Ten courses
An oval, a speedway, a hill, a pit you can be knocked into, a figure 8, a county fair, a mud bowl, a beach, a quarry and a supermarket car park.
Fourteen cars, one garage
From a compact to a short bus and a hearse, each with its own weight, grip and voice. Paint, trim, designs, a number and a horn.
Day, dusk and night
Shows in the sun, at sundown and under the floodlights, in rain or snow, with damage that dents, sheds panels and wrecks.
Controllers, keys or touch
Up to four controllers, a keyboard split in two, touch or a mouse, in any mix: every player picks their own.
Five ways to be king
Hold the trailer, over the line, hold-out, last car running, and team crown with the couch on whichever sides you like.
One more match
A daily challenge, a season in three tiers, trophies to earn, and replays with a director's camera and a photo mode.
Screenshots
Straight from the game
Get it · Play it
Pick your screen
Play free in your browser right now, or get the app. More stores are on the way.
- Play in your browserAny computer, phone or tabletFree, no install. Install it from your browser and it plays offline after the first load.Play free
- App StoreiPhone, iPad and Macs with Apple siliconFree.Get it
- Google PlayAndroid phones and tabletsComing soon
- SteamWindows and Steam DeckComing soon
- Microsoft StoreWindowsComing soon
- itch.ioPlay it in the browser on itch.ioComing soon
Plays offline
Once it's installed or loaded, every version of Trailer King plays fully offline, one to four players on one screen included. Only the online leaderboards, the daily challenge's global board, replay sharing and anonymous play counts need a connection. Offline, your scores are kept on your device.
To install the browser version, open the game and choose Install on its menu (Chrome and Edge), or on iPhone and iPad tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
FAQ
Good questions
Is Trailer King free?
Yes. It's free to play in your browser and free on the App Store, with no ads and no accounts.
How many people can play?
One to four, on one screen. Play alone against up to fifteen CPU rivals, or split the screen with up to three friends and let CPU rivals fill out the field.
Which controllers work?
Up to four game controllers (press A to join), a keyboard (one player, or two sharing it), touch on phones and tablets, and a mouse. Mix them however you like: each player picks their own.
Do I need an internet connection?
Only for the online extras. Once it's installed or loaded, Trailer King plays fully offline, one to four players included. The online leaderboards, the daily challenge's global board, replay sharing and anonymous play counts need a connection; offline, your scores are kept on your device.
Where is my progress saved?
On your device, in the browser or the app you play in. There are no accounts, so your garage, season and scores stay on that device. Clearing the site's data or uninstalling the app removes them. The privacy policy has the details.