Top-down getaway driving in an open lot. Scoop up cash, dodge the roadblocks, and juke pursuit cars with flashing light bars before three hits box you in for good.
Siren Chase is a single-screen top-down chase: no track, just an open lot scattered with crates, cones, and parked cars, a scoreboard of loose cash to scoop up, and a growing pack of pursuit cars with flashing light bars trying to pin you down. Your car handles like the reference drift racer, right down to the handbrake, but the goal isn't a lap time, it's staying loose. Slide through a gap between two crates and the pursuit cars behind you have to go around, buying a few precious seconds. Every pickup adds cash, every close shave past a chaser without touching pays a near-miss bonus, and every ten or so seconds the lot gets meaner: another car joins the chase, everyone gets a little faster, and roadblocks start popping up in your path. Get boxed in three times and it's over. There's a real tactical layer under the chaos: obstacles are as much a weapon as a hazard, since the simple-minded pursuit cars will happily plow into them chasing you around a corner. It's a short, replayable score-chase for anyone who wants tag with cars, not a shooting gallery.
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Press Play (or tap/press any key) to leave the demo and start a real run. Drive around the lot collecting glowing cash pickups while pursuit cars with flashing light bars home in on you; use the handbrake to snap into a sharp turn and cut behind an obstacle to shake them off. Getting rammed by a chaser counts as a hit, and three hits ends the run. Pursuit cars multiply and speed up the longer you survive, and roadblocks start appearing in the lot after the first stretch, so keep moving and keep your eyes on the edges of the screen for the red arrows warning you where the next chaser is coming from.
Keyboard: Up/W accelerate, Down/S reverse, Left-Right or A/D steer, Space handbrake for sharp turns, R restart, M mute. Touch: on-screen joystick to steer and throttle, BRAKE button for the handbrake.
Press Play (or tap/press any key) to leave the demo and start a real run. Drive around the lot collecting glowing cash pickups while pursuit cars with flashing light bars home in on you; use the handbrake to snap into a sharp turn and cut behind an obstacle to shake them off. Getting rammed by a chaser counts as a hit, and three hits ends the run. Pursuit cars multiply and speed up the longer you survive, and roadblocks start appearing in the lot after the first stretch, so keep moving and keep your eyes on the edges of the screen for the red arrows warning you where the next chaser is coming from.
Keyboard: Up/W accelerate, Down/S reverse, Left-Right or A/D steer, Space handbrake for sharp turns, R restart, M mute. Touch: on-screen joystick to steer and throttle, BRAKE button for the handbrake.
Obstacles are your best weapon. The pursuit cars steer straight at you with no path-planning, so cutting close behind a crate or parked car makes them either slow down or clip it while you stay clean. Save the handbrake for the exact moment you need to snap the car's nose, not as a constant brake. Held too early it just bleeds your speed and lets chasers close the gap. The full tips list on this page covers the rest.
Siren Chase is a plain web page — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself, and there is nothing to install either way.
Siren Chase is a free car game that runs in the browser. Top-down getaway driving in an open lot. A typical session runs about 3–10 minutes.
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