About This Game
Tumble Truck is a one-button hill climb for TikTok LIVE. Hold to drive a wobbly cartoon pickup over endless rolling hills and let go to lean it in the air — or leave Autoplay on and the truck drives itself while you talk to chat. The big number on stream is metres driven: the truck's real position on the course.
Every gift is priced in metres, in both directions, so the number you set in Studio is exactly how far a gift moves the truck. A friendly tailwind carries it forward over the hills; potholes, rolling boulders, storm gusts, a UFO and a purple monster truck throw it back — past the start line and into the badlands if chat keeps it up. A big shove can flip the truck onto its roof, and a TOW ME countdown asks chat to send a tow truck before it goes back to the last flag.
The biggest gift sends a tornado. It grabs the truck and a ten-second rescue card asks for one gift to break it up; if nobody sends it, the truck is thrown all the way back to the start. The course, the metres, the goals and every gift amount come from the ScrollPlay game server.
Features
One Button or Autoplay
Hold to drive and lean — or switch on Autoplay and let the truck drive while you talk to chat
Gifts Move the Truck
Every gift is priced in metres, so it carries or shoves the truck exactly as far as it moves the score
Tornado Rescues
A tornado or a flip opens a countdown, and one gift from chat saves the run
Server-Verified Course
The hills, the goals and every gift amount come from the ScrollPlay game server
How to Play
Download the Launcher
Install the free ScrollPlay launcher for Windows
Sign In
Create an account or sign in with your existing credentials
Connect TikTok
Link your TikTok Live stream so gifts reach the game in real time
Start Driving
Launch Tumble Truck, switch on Autoplay if you like, and let chat push you around
Audience Gift Mapping
Help the truck
- Finger Heart — tailwind — a friendly cloud carries the truck 100 m forward (and tows it back onto its wheels after a flip)
- Hand Heart — tornado rescue — breaks up a tornado before it lands, or rights a flipped truck where it lies
Throw it back
- Rose — pothole — the road bursts under the wheel: 5 m back
- Gold Boxing Gloves — boulder — a rock rolls down the hill: 15 m back
- Doughnut — storm gust — an angry cloud blows the truck 30 m back and can tip it over
- Confetti — UFO abduction — a saucer beams the truck up and drops it 60 m back
- Money Gun — monster truck — a purple monster truck bulldozes it 100 m back
- Galaxy — tornado — grabs the truck and, unless chat rescues it within ten seconds, throws it back to the start
These are the default bindings. Every amount is METRES and is owned by the ScrollPlay server: a tailwind and a shove of the same size cancel exactly. Streamers can rebind any gift or create custom actions in Studio Mode.
Gameplay: a hill climb your chat drives
Tumble Truck takes the one-button hill-climb driving game and hands the steering of the run to your viewers. The truck keeps rolling over hills that never repeat, flags every 50 metres and signs every 100, while gifts arrive as weather, wildlife and machinery: a cloud that pushes you on, a boulder that rolls you back, a UFO that lifts you off the road.
Because every gift is a distance, the score is honest in both directions — helpers and saboteurs are playing against each other with the same number. Goal markers on the course celebrate each milestone the truck actually reaches.
Built for TikTok Live streamers
Autoplay is on by default, so Tumble Truck is a game you can leave running while you read chat. Studio Mode shows every action with its default gift, lets you rebind them, set your own amounts and test-fire them before you go live, and the same overlay widgets and scenes work as in every other ScrollPlay game.
Tumble Truck — frequently asked questions
Is Tumble Truck free, or do I need a Play Pass?
Tumble Truck is a Play Pass game, so it needs an active subscription on your ScrollPlay account. The launcher itself is a free Windows download, and your viewers are never charged anything beyond the gifts they choose to send.
Do I have to drive the whole time?
No. Autoplay is on by default and drives the truck over the hills for you. Turn it off in the game's settings if you want to hold the button yourself.
What happens when the truck flips over?
A TOW ME card opens with a ten-second countdown. A tailwind in time sends a tow truck that rights it and carries it forward; the rescue gift rights it where it lies. If nothing arrives, the truck goes back to the last flag.
Can the truck go behind the start line?
Yes. Shoves keep counting below zero, into the badlands, so a helping gift and a sabotage of the same size always cancel exactly.
Can I play Tumble Truck in the browser?
Not yet. Tumble Truck runs in the ScrollPlay desktop launcher for Windows.