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Highway Game Price Drop: Free on Google Play (was $1.99)

One lane of oncoming traffic, one sports car, and two controls: left and right. Highway Game is an arcade dodger about threading that car to a finish line while avoiding police and topping up fuel, and it's built for the ten minutes you spend waiting for something else.

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Highway Game Price Drop: Free on Google Play (was $1.99)
Chris Bruner Last updated August 12, 2026
Highway Game is $0.00 on Google Play until 20 August, 6:59 AM, and it carries ads despite a description bullet promising none. Normally $1.99 on the US store, rated 3.2 from 156 reviews across 10,000+ installs. Price checked Aug 2026 by Chris.

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What Highway Game costs

Price & specs
AppHighway Game
DeveloperAK Studio Mobile
StoreGoogle Play
Regular price$1.99 (US Play Store)
Price now$0.00 (100% off)
Offer ends20 August 2026, 6:59 AM
Contains adsYes
Rating3.2 stars, 156 reviews
Installs10,000+
Last updated27 July 2026
Price checkedAug 2026

Highway Game still can’t mute its music

Review & features

The pitch is narrow and reviewers agree it lands: steer left, steer right, thread the traffic, reach the finish line. The music is the problem, and it has been the problem for a long time. One reviewer flagged the audio in November 2021, the developer replied within a week promising to improve it, and in January 2026 another was still asking for a way to mute the music without also killing the sound effects.

Highway Game screenshot
Highway Game screenshot

Key features

  • Plays fully offline, and Google Play files it under the Offline tag, so a dead signal on the train doesn’t matter
  • Two controls, left and right, which makes it a genuinely one-handed game
  • A damage system rather than one-hit failure, though a reviewer notes there’s no visible damage meter to read
  • Runs to a finish line instead of an endless score treadmill, so a session has an actual end point

Fine for ten minutes, not an evening

Verdict
7.8Expert Score
Average

At $0.00 it’s a reasonable thing to keep on a phone for queues and waiting rooms, and it plays offline, so a dead signal doesn’t matter. Skip it if you want a driving game with any depth: this is one mechanic, and it will be exhausted inside a week.
(Review by Chris – tech writer and software reviewer at WinningPC.)

Functionality
8
Ease-of-use
7.8
Privacy &amp
monetization
8
Customer Support
8
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