CAAAHR is a chaotic coop game where two players control one very questionable car using teamwork, timing, and increasingly concerning vocal noises.

One player uses their voice to accelerate the car. The louder you are, the faster it goes. The other player steers the car through dangerous tracks, obstacle courses, jumps, traps, and other terrible ideas. They also need to use short sounds and noises to trigger boosts, jumps, and special abilities at the right moment.

Communication is key. Unfortunately, screaming also works.

You can play together online, locally, or even alone if you feel like arguing with yourself instead of a friend. Either way, by the end of the journey, you will probably lose your voice. Possibly also your friendship. Embrace the noise.

• Voice-Based Coop Racing Chaos
  Scream to accelerate. Make noises to jump, boost, and survive.

• Local & Online Coop
  Destroy friendships from anywhere in the world. Singleplayer is also supported for brave solo drivers.

• Perfect for Streamers & Friend Groups
  Loud, chaotic, and guaranteed to create clips nobody can explain out of context.

• Online Leaderboards
  Compete with other duos worldwide and prove your friendship is slightly more functional.

• Built for Speedrunners
  Includes an ingame timer and optional shortcuts for people who enjoy suffering efficiently.

• Unlock Skins & Achievements
  Find cosmetics and rewards hidden throughout the journey.

• One Giant Handcrafted Level
  Featuring dangerous obstacles, optional checkpoints, and many opportunities to panic.

• Fully Rebindable Controls
  Because every keyboard deserves a chance to recover differently.

Hey! I'm Mateo, a 23-year-old solo game developer from Germany.

In July 2025, I released my first coop rage game, Paddle Paddle Paddle, which somehow went viral and damaged an alarming number of friendships. Now I'm back with my second chaotic coop experience: CAAAHR

This time, I wanted to combine challenging coop gameplay with voice controls, loud communication, and complete panic. I truly hope you enjoy it. Your neighbors probably won't.