Demolition Derby Crash Racing

Name: Demolition Derby Crash Racing
Rating: 4.1 (551 reviews)
Author: Rabbit Mountain

By: Rabbit Mountain

Ready to burn out some rubber?

Features & Capabilities

Demolition Derby Crash Racing is an arcade racer that drops you into the arena for high-octane demolition races. Experience real-time car deformation and crash physics as you smash through events and chase the finish line.

Choose from American muscle cars, upgrade and customize your ride, and tailor your controls to your driving style. Enjoy sharp visuals and smooth performance across a wide range of devices.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Rabbit Mountain

Rating:

4.10

(551) 1 ratings

Version:

1.9.5 Last updated: 2023-05-09

Version code:

856915254

Creation date:

2015-06-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

159.73MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 79,399 ▲ 51

Other platforms

Demolition Derby: Crash Racing (v1.9.10)

17,446,873 3.89

(190,322)

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Developed by:

Rabbit Mountain

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/demolition-derby-crash-racing/id985924770

Website:

https://rabbitmountain.com

User Reviews

Fans praise the game’s demolition-derby–racing blend and lasting appeal, but heavy ads, limited content, performance issues, monetization concerns, and occasional bugs hinder the experience.

Pros

Fun, engaging demolition-derby and racing hybrid gameplay that fans love.
Long-term appeal; players report playing for years and feel nostalgic about it.
Satisfying hit/wreck mechanics with a good balance during collisions.
Positive sentiment and strong recommendations from players.

Cons

Excessive ads disrupt gameplay and appear frequently.
Limited content: not enough cars or tracks; players request more maps, cars, and modes.
Laggy performance and finicky controls hamper play (slow acceleration and handling issues).
Pay-to-win perception and problematic in-game economy (progress requires spending real money).
Buggy/unstable with glitches and occasional crashes that disrupt races.