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Welcome to Ambulance: Wee Woo! Race through the city, grab your silly patients and get them to the hospital. No ads, no account needed.
Race an ambulance round a toy city. Medics carry your patient aboard. Wee Woo!
Wee Woo! Someone needs a hospital, and you are the fastest ambulance in town. Race round a busy toy city, pull up beside a patient, and watch two paramedics hop out, scoop them up and slide them into the back. Then put your foot down. Your patient lies on the floor of the ambulance and slides around with real physics, and the back of the ambulance turns see-through so you can see every bump. Brake hard and they slam toward the cab. Swerve and they slide sideways. Hit something big and the rear doors might fly open. Every patient has a par time. Beat it for a speed bonus, drift and smash your way to a combo, and watch the clock: it starts short, and every delivery buys you more. • A silly, fast arcade game: one finger to drive, a minute or two a shift • Paramedics who run, carry and hand over each patient, then wave you on • Hit WEE WOO for a 5-second siren (10 seconds to recharge): traffic ahead pulls over and people clear the crossing • Real physics for the patient, the loose kit in the back, the traffic, bins, trees, lamps and flying parts • A city that is alive: avenues and boulevards with turn lanes, dogs that howl at your siren, street musicians, a day that turns to night, and patients with their own opinions of your driving • A career: ranks from Rookie to Wee Woo Legend, coins, and a Garage with upgrades, liveries and siren sounds • Downtown is free forever. Tokyo is an optional one-time unlock: a Japanese cyberpunk night city of narrow lanes, neon signs in kanji and katakana, tiny cars and a railway whose gates drop when the train comes • No account, no ads. Works with no internet connection Tokyo is an optional one-time purchase; everything else is free. Made by Spaikz.
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