Lab Van Rush

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Lab Van Rush

Drive the lab van to the village before nightfall. Drive a little laboratory van down country lanes with pixel Marie Curie. Swap lanes, dodge hay carts, cyclists, wagons and wandering sheep and grab photo plates in this free top-down racing game.

Twist: Every fourth photo plate sets off a chain reaction that clears the road ahead for points.

Parody. Marie Curie has no involvement in making these games and does not endorse them. The character is an original pixel-art caricature.

How to play

Photo plates fill the meter at the top of the screen. On every 4th plate, a chain reaction pops all the traffic on screen ahead of the van.
Each vehicle that pops pays +20, so save the 4th plate for a moment when the road is crowded.
Every plate also adds 25 points, and the distance you drive scores on its own.
Until the next reaction, cyclists, hay carts, heavy wagons and flocks of sheep end the run on contact. One lane in each row is always free.
To steer, tap a side of the screen, swipe or press Left / Right (A / D). Press M for sound and P or Esc to pause, then share your score.

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The story

A village doctor has written to the laboratory: his new examination machine has arrived, but nobody knows how to set it up. Pixel Marie Curie packs her tools into a small motor van, checks the map once and sets off along the country roads on a Lab Van Rush to get there before dark.

The lanes were made for horses, not motor vans. Hay carts take up half the road, cyclists wobble along, heavy wagons rumble past and flocks of sheep wander across without warning. Spare photographic plates have bounced out of a delivery cart along the way. Pick them up and reach the village before nightfall.