ORIGINAL GAME PREVIEW / GAME OPENS ON CREATOR'S SITE
RACING / SINGLE PLAYER
MAAD MAXXING
A dune buggy chase through the desert and a canyon with raiders all around you. The camera keeps cutting while you drive, and there are no brakes.
OUR TAKE / EDITORIAL
Why it's on the wall
The camera cuts mid-chase like a film, from right behind the buggy to straight overhead, and on some cuts the game marks your steering as mirrored.
Found in Andrew Blumson's post on X from November 11, 2026.
Written by Neon Gamewall. An opinion, not a player rating.
GAME BRIEF
What's the game?
MAAD MAXXING opens on a dune buggy throwing up dust by a canyon wall, and any key starts the drive. You steer with A and D, slam with Space and boost with W or Shift, and early on the game tells you there are no brakes. A pack of raider vehicles, a big rig among them, is out on the open desert, and in the canyon motorbike riders pull up on both sides of you. A kill counter and a nitro bar are on screen, and the multiplier next to the nitro bar reached ×8 in our run. Andrew Blumson says he made it with Claude Fable 5.2. He says the picture is all code, with no models or textures, and that the sound came from ElevenLabs.
BEFORE YOU PLAY
What to expect
Free, with no sign-up: about 5.8 MB, all from its own site, and it took about 14 seconds to load in our check. It needs a browser with WebGPU and has no fallback; it ran in Chrome on Windows. The page says desktop and laptop only. The loading screen warns about flashing lights and says Esc is for calm mode. The name riffs on Mad Max; we saw no sign of an official tie. Andrew says the first 3 stages are playable now and 7 more are coming. He posted it on X on November 11, 2026.
Controls: Keyboard: any key starts, A and D steer (and shove), Space slams, W or Shift boosts. There are no brakes. On some camera angles the screen marks the steering as mirrored.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Common questions
Does MAAD MAXXING work on a phone?
The page says desktop and laptop only, and it needs WebGPU and a keyboard. We didn't try a phone.
Is MAAD MAXXING finished?
Not yet. Andrew Blumson says the first 3 stages are playable and 7 more are coming.
SOURCE & CREDIT
Meet the maker
Andrew Blumson is a software and game AI developer in London and a Replit Ambassador for the UK.
The creator publicly credits the AI tool shown above. Visit the creator's game page for current details.
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