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About Mad Pursuit
Mad Pursuit is a police chase driving game developed by 1Games.IO and released in October 2025. It features four structurally distinct modes framing the car-versus-police dynamic differently. Survival Mode tasks the player with staying alive against progressively harder police vehicles and a pursuing helicopter on traffic-filled roads. Racing Mode is a clean speed competition without police involvement. Getaway Driver Mode requires escorting a target vehicle to glowing blue escape gates under continuous pursuit. Zones Mode is set on a space weather station where police cars fire energy bombs instead of performing conventional chases.
The driving model uses a top-down to isometric perspective that switches between views based on mode and camera settings. The handbrake drift mechanic (Left Shift) is the primary tool for maintaining speed through corners — a regular brake loses momentum, while a clean drift holds most of the car's speed through the turn. The drift mechanic also has a timing-based bonus: completing a drift within a specific window charges the nitro gauge faster than standard driving.
Cars are unlocked through survival duration objectives and special mission completions rather than direct purchase. Each car has different speed, handling, and durability stats — the starter car is functional but noticeably outperformed by unlockable vehicles in later Survival and Zones challenges. New cars also have visual differences that signal their performance tier at a glance.
The Zones mode is the most mechanically distinct of the four. The space weather station setting replaces traffic density with open corridor navigation, and police energy bombs create timed hazard zones rather than physical vehicle obstacles. The corridor geometry creates a different spatial challenge from the open-road Survival mode — precise cornering matters more in the narrower corridors, even with the same drift mechanic.
Key Features
- Four structurally different modes: Survival (escalating police and helicopter), Racing (clean speed), Getaway Driver (escort target to escape gates), and Zones (space station with energy bomb police)
- Handbrake drift mechanic (Left Shift) maintains cornering speed; timed drift execution charges nitro faster
- Camera toggle between isometric and third-person views for different situational awareness
- Car unlock system tied to survival duration and special objectives — each car has distinct speed, handling, and durability stats
- Synthwave-style soundtrack complementing the police chase aesthetic across all four modes
Controls
How to Play
- 1Select Survival Mode first to learn the driving controls. It has no time pressure beyond staying alive and teaches the police evasion mechanics that all other modes share.
- 2Use the handbrake (Left Shift) before entering corners rather than the standard brake. A clean drift maintains your speed through the corner; a standard brake drops it significantly.
- 3When your nitro gauge is charged, use it on open stretches to create distance from pursuing police. Do not use nitro on corners — it provides no benefit during a drift and depletes before the straight where it matters.
- 4In Getaway Driver Mode, position your target vehicle toward the general area where the next blue escape gate tends to appear. Gates spawn at consistent general locations per map — routing between spawns reduces transit time.
- 5In Zones Mode, switch to third-person camera view when navigating space station corridors. The narrower corridor geometry is easier to read in third-person, where forward visibility is higher than in isometric view.
Tips & Tricks
- Memorize corner positions in Survival Mode once you know a map. Police recalculate pursuit routes after corners — consecutive cornering in the same direction chains these recalculation gaps and extends survival significantly.
- In Zones Mode, energy bombs create timed hazard zones. When you see a bomb fired, note where it lands and treat that area as a no-go zone for the next 2–3 seconds rather than trying to outrun the explosion.
- Unlock new cars through Survival Mode duration objectives before attempting late Zones Mode challenges. The starter car's durability is insufficient for frequent energy bomb hits — better durability stats make those encounters survivable.
- Use isometric camera on open Survival maps (wider field of view shows police positions) and third-person camera in Zones corridors (better forward visibility for tight turns).
Game Info
FAQ
Zones Mode takes place on a space weather station where roads are replaced by futuristic corridors and police vehicles fire energy bombs that create timed hazard zones on impact. It uses the same driving mechanics as other modes but in a completely different environmental context.
Cars are unlocked by completing survival duration objectives and special mission goals rather than through direct currency purchase. Each unlocked car has distinct speed, handling, and durability stats meaningfully superior to the starter vehicle.
The handbrake (Left Shift) triggers a drift through corners that maintains much of the car's speed. Unlike the standard brake, which drops speed significantly, a clean drift lets you corner without losing the momentum needed for immediate nitro use on the next straight.
In Getaway Driver Mode, you escort a target vehicle to glowing blue escape gates that appear periodically on the map. Police pursue continuously during the escort — reach each gate before the police prevent the target from getting through.