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Truck Loader 4 puts you behind a small robotic tractor instead of a car, but the job is still hauling — which is why it sits naturally next to Drive Mad 2 on this site. Boxes are scattered around each level, and your job is to gather them and stack them onto the back of a waiting truck. Early stages are barely more than driving from box to box; by the back half of the game you're hitting switches and lining up magnetic-crane grabs to move cargo a straight drive can't reach.

It's a physics puzzle first and a driving game second. The crane is magnetic, momentum matters when you're carrying something, and each level is a short, built sequence rather than an open course. It's a good pick if you like Drive Mad 2's careful, one-mistake-and-redo pacing but want the challenge to come from a puzzle layout instead of terrain.

How to play

Move the tractor left and right with A and D, and press W to jump over gaps or obstacles blocking your path. To load cargo, point the mouse at a box and click — the tractor's crane extends a magnet, grabs it, and you drive it over to the truck bed to drop it off. Later levels add switches that open gates or shift platforms, so it's worth scouting a level once before committing to a loading order.

Tips

• Plan your pickup order before grabbing anything — boxes sitting behind the truck or wedged into corners are usually easier to load first, before other cargo is in the way.
• Watch for switches. If a level introduces one, hit it before assuming a box or path is unreachable.
• Mind your momentum when the crane is holding a box mid-air; the game runs on physics, so a box that's still swinging when you land can slip loose.
• If a level feels stuck, look for a route you haven't driven yet rather than repeating the same lap — most of the difficulty here is sequencing, not speed.

Similar games on Drive Mad 2

If you came from Drive Mad 2, Polytrack and Drift Boss are the closer matches for pure driving skill, testing your line and braking rather than a cargo puzzle. Smash Karts and Battle Wheels swap the physics-run gauntlet for direct competition against other players. Truck Loader 4 is the odd one out in the best way: same small-vehicle handling, but the goal is figuring out a loading order rather than crossing a finish line.

Because loading cargo depends on precise mouse clicks alongside keyboard driving, it plays best with a mouse and keyboard rather than a touchscreen — sit down at a desktop or laptop for it rather than reaching for it on a phone.