Mad House Story Missions: A Guide to the Danfo-Packed Lagos Chapters

Mad House is HyperLeaque's story-mission track: glass towers, danfo-jammed markets and a lagoon rail bridge. You do not pick laps from a menu. You play chapters in order, starting with "Eyes on the Van" and working through the story to chapters such as "Oga Danfo".

How Mad House plays

• Story first. The game takes you to the next unfinished chapter and keeps going.
• Result cards between chapters. You see how you did, then the next chapter starts.
• Traffic and obstacles make careful driving more useful than flat-out speed.

Free levels and the unlock

The first 2 Mad House levels are free. Unlocking the rest of the track is a one-time 4,000 coins. Free chapters are a good way to see whether you like the style before spending coins.

Tips

• Pay attention to the briefing. The goal changes between chapters.
• Brake before the bridge and tight market streets so you do not clip traffic.
• Look further ahead than the car in front. Panic steering causes most crashes.
• Use a car you already know. Learning a new car and a new mission at once is harder.

Mad House or Lasgidi Rush?

Both use Lagos-flavoured settings. Lasgidi Rush is built around delivery jobs with its own Lagos vehicle garage and a story told in Pidgin. Mad House is a story-chapter track with its own road. Read our Lasgidi Rush guide to compare.

Phones and sharing

Mad House is a busy scene, so close other apps on a phone. Send friends the link on WhatsApp, and remember that each player needs access to the chapters they want to play.

Frequently asked questions

How many Mad House levels are free? The first 2. The full track is a one-time 4,000 coins.

Do I choose my own laps? Mad House plays as story chapters in order rather than a lap menu.

Is it the same as Lasgidi Rush? No. They are separate tracks with different formats. See the Lasgidi Rush guide for the comparison.

Try the free chapters: open HyperLeaque.