About HWY3310
HWY3310 is an endless driving game that looks like it was lifted off an old Nokia phone. The screen is 84 by 48 pixels, there are two colors, and the sound is a single-voice monophonic beeper. It was built for the Nokia 3310 Jam, and it keeps that look on purpose.
The question is simple: how much road can you cover? You steer left and right to weave through traffic. Trucks stop appearing after 10 kilometers, so that distance is the closest thing to an ending, even though the road keeps going forever.
A run takes a few minutes. You can play HWY3310 online in a tab with nothing to install, and HWY3310 free is as easy as it gets. This endless driving game also has a soundtrack by Adam Rustidge.
How to Play HWY3310
- Click on the game once so it takes your keys.
- Press the left or right arrow key to start. Either one works.
- Steer left and right with the arrow keys to weave through traffic.
- Press either arrow key again after a crash to restart.
- Go for distance. Trucks stop appearing after 10 kilometers, so that's the target.
What to Expect in HWY3310
The look is the hook. A tiny screen and two colors mean everything is chunky and readable, and you see traffic coming from a long way off.
Controls are two keys and nothing else, so it's easy to pick up and just as easy to fail. Runs are short, and the pull is the same as any old arcade game: one more try to get further. The punchy monophonic soundtrack suits the tiny screen.
Tips for HWY3310
- Click the game first, or the arrow keys may do nothing.
- Look ahead, not at your own car. You need time to pick a gap.
- Make small steering moves. Big swerves are how you clip a truck.
- Aim for 10 kilometers, the point where the trucks stop appearing.
- Turn the sound on. The soundtrack is part of the charm.
Who Made HWY3310
HWY3310 was made by MachineScreen and released on itch.io. It was made in Construct by MachineScreen for the Nokia 3310 Jam, with a soundtrack by Adam Rustidge. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the HWY3310 page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is HWY3310 free?
Yes. HWY3310 is free to play here, with nothing to buy and nothing to install.
How do you play HWY3310?
Steer with the left and right arrow keys. Either arrow key also starts and restarts the game. Click the game once first so it takes focus, and then there's nothing else to learn.
How long is HWY3310?
A run is a few minutes at most. Trucks stop appearing after 10 kilometers, which works as the end of the game, even though the road carries on forever if you keep surviving.
Why does HWY3310 look so small?
It's made to look like a game from an old Nokia phone, with an 84 by 48 pixel screen, two colors and monophonic sound. The tiny size is a choice, and it was built for the Nokia 3310 Jam.
Who made HWY3310?
That's MachineScreen. HWY3310 came out on itch.io, and we link back to it from this page.
Can I play HWY3310 on a Chromebook or phone?
A keyboard is the best fit, since you steer with the arrow keys. A laptop or Chromebook works. A phone has no touch controls here, so you would need an attached keyboard.
Is HWY3310 unblocked at school?
HWY3310 unblocked works anywhere this page can open. It needs no download, but school networks run their own filters, so we cannot promise it will load.
What is the goal in HWY3310?
Cover as much of the road as you can without crashing. The only thing you track is distance. Trucks stop appearing after 10 kilometers, which makes that the practical finish line for most players.
