Desert Chaos Guide: All 5 Demolition Derby Stages and How to Win Them

Desert Chaos is a wasteland demolition derby: you are not racing a clock, you are wrecking rivals and trying to be the last car standing. It is a different style from Lap Race, and it launches separately from the main race list.

The five stages

Stage 1 is free. Later stages are one-time coin unlocks.

Start with the free stage to learn how contact and damage feel before unlocking anything.

Tips for demolition play

• Do not sit still. A stationary car is the easiest target. Keep moving and choose your fights.
• Use space. Open ground lets you pick the angle of a hit instead of being boxed in.
• Hit at an angle. Head-on collisions hurt you as much as them. Side and rear hits are usually better trades.
• Back off when damaged. Surviving matters more than a final hit.
• Watch the edges. Obstacles and walls can end a run as quickly as a rival.

Choosing a car

Heavier cars take hits better; lighter cars turn faster. Try a free car first. The Garage lists every car with power, weight and top speed. See our car comparison.

Playing on a phone

Demolition can be busy on screen, which is demanding for older phones. Close other apps and follow our phone performance tips.

Why it is worth a try

It changes the pace. If you are tired of chasing lap times, Desert Chaos is a quick, chaotic break.

Frequently asked questions

Is Desert Chaos free? The first stage, Desert Demolition, is free. Stages 2 to 5 are one-time coin unlocks.

Is it a race? No. It is a demolition derby where the goal is to wreck rivals and survive.

Does it work on mobile? It runs in a mobile browser. The scene can be busy, so close other apps if it lags.

Jump in: open HyperLeaque and choose Desert Chaos.