Turbo Dismount 2 FAQ

Turbo Dismount 2 is a comedy physics racing sandbox game developed and published by Secret Exit Ltd, an independent studio based in Finland. Players place characters (led by the series mascot Mr. Dismount) into vehicles, then drive through levels with objectives ranging from competitive racing to physics puzzles to police chase scenarios. The destruction physics engine is built on Unity 6.3 LTS and supports real-time vehicle fragmentation and ragdoll character simulation.

Secret Exit Ltd, a Finnish independent game studio, developed and self-published Turbo Dismount 2. They also developed the original Turbo Dismount (2014), which accumulated over 71 million downloads across iOS, Android, and PC. The sequel spent over 8 years in development before reaching full release on March 13, 2026.

The original Turbo Dismount (2014) was primarily a crash simulator where players set a launch angle and watched physics play out. TD2 adds fully manual vehicle controls (you drive in real time, not just set an angle), six distinct game mode types (Racing, Physics Puzzles, Police Chase, Time Trials, Obstacle Courses, Chill Mode), a complete visual overhaul with Unity 6.3 LTS, live webcam face tracking, an enhanced multi-angle replay system, and a Steam Workshop toolset that uses the same tools the developers use internally.

Turbo Dismount 2 launched on March 13, 2026 with an "Overwhelmingly Positive" rating on Steam — 96% positive out of 542 reviews as of March 16, 2026. The original Turbo Dismount has a "Very Positive" rating at 93% positive from 4,240 reviews.

The game was in development for over 8 years. It entered Steam Early Access on January 23, 2025 and reached full release (v1.0) on March 13, 2026 — a roughly 14-month Early Access period. The development team stated that v1.0 is a milestone rather than an endpoint, and they plan to continue adding features and content.

Turbo Dismount 2 costs $19.99 USD on Steam. A 30% launch discount is currently available, bringing the price to $13.99 USD. Prices in other currencies are set by Steam based on regional pricing. There is no subscription or additional platform fee beyond the one-time purchase.

There is no free version of Turbo Dismount 2. The original Turbo Dismount (2014) is available free on iOS and Android. An unofficial browser-based game called "Turbo Dismounting" exists on third-party sites like CrazyGames, but it is not an official product from Secret Exit Ltd.

Turbo Dismount 2 is sold exclusively on Steam (store.steampowered.com/app/2280350). It is not currently available on console storefronts, the Epic Games Store, GOG, or any other PC launcher. Key reseller sites may carry Steam keys, but verify these are from reputable sellers.

No confirmed in-game purchases (DLC, microtransactions, or battle passes) have been announced as of March 2026. All gameplay content is included with the base purchase. The Steam Workshop provides unlimited free community-made content.

As of March 2026, Turbo Dismount 2 is available on PC (Windows 10/11 64-bit) via Steam. Linux is supported through Steam Play (Proton compatibility layer). Mac, iOS, and Android versions are planned for future release but have no confirmed dates. There are no announced plans for PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.

A macOS version is planned. Secret Exit confirmed it would be developed after the PC version left Early Access. There is no release date as of March 2026.

Yes, mobile versions are planned for both iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play). The developer confirmed the mobile release would follow the PC Full Release. Given that the original Turbo Dismount was downloaded over 71 million times on mobile, this is a high-priority platform for Secret Exit. No release date has been announced.

No. There are no confirmed plans for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, or Nintendo Switch as of March 2026. Only PC (via Steam) is officially supported.

The game has been designed with Steam Deck in mind and is Steam Deck Verified. Gamepad controls map naturally to Steam Deck inputs. Performance on Deck is generally good given the game's modest system requirements (1.05 GB install size).

TD2 has six level objective types: Racing (stunt track completion), Physics Puzzles (objective-based physics challenges), Police Chase (evading police vehicles), Time Trials (beat-the-clock courses), Obstacle Courses (survive or navigate hazards), and Chill Mode (no objectives, pure sandbox). Steam Workshop levels can use any of these as their base.

Not currently. TD2 does not have real-time online multiplayer as of v1.0. Competition happens through Steam leaderboards where you compare scores on the same levels. The developers have mentioned a versus multiplayer concept as a future planned feature, but no release timeline has been given.

Yes. Full gamepad support is included with button prompts in-game. Xbox and PlayStation controllers work plug-and-play via Steam Input. Analog triggers provide meaningfully more precise throttle/brake control than keyboard keys, which is especially noticeable in Racing and Time Trial modes. All controls are remappable.

Steam Workshop lets community creators publish custom levels, game modes, obstacles, traps, and power-ups. To use Workshop content: open Steam, go to the Turbo Dismount 2 Workshop page, click Subscribe on any item, then launch the game — subscribed content appears automatically in level select. Workshop tools in TD2 are the same tools Secret Exit uses internally, so community content can match the scope of official levels.

Yes. The Workshop creation tools are available to all players. TD2 uses a Unity 6.3-based editor — the same toolset the developers use. You can create any of the six level objective types, design custom obstacles and power-ups, set rules, and publish directly to Steam Workshop. No prior game development experience is required, though the tools have depth for experienced creators.

Minimum: CPU — Intel Core 2 Duo Q6867 (2.5GHz dual-core or equivalent); RAM — 16 GB; GPU — DirectX 11 compatible; Storage — 4 GB available (10 GB recommended); OS — Windows 10 64-bit. Recommended: CPU — Intel Core i5-1300F or better; same RAM and GPU requirements. The installed game is approximately 1.05 GB.

The installed game is approximately 1.05 GB. Steam recommends reserving 4 GB minimum free space (10 GB to be safe, including Workshop content and save files). This is a notably small install for a modern 3D physics game.

TD2 supports 30+ languages including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, and several other European languages. Steam also has a community translation reporting feature for catching errors.

An internet connection is required to download the game and access Steam Workshop. Once installed, the base game can be played offline. Leaderboard score submissions and Workshop content browsing/downloading require an internet connection.

There is no confirmed official Discord server for Turbo Dismount 2 as of March 2026. The primary community hub is the Steam Community Discussion board at steamcommunity.com/app/2280350/discussions/ — the developers are actively present there and respond to feedback and bug reports.

The Steam Workshop page for TD2 (steamcommunity.com/workshop/about/?appid=2280350) is the main discovery hub. Filter by rating and subscriber count to find well-received content. Notable community collections include Codeman's Turbo Dismount Levels, The Road of Terror Collection by hkeishmarie, and City Map Collection by Cemny Judasz.

Secret Exit Ltd can be reached through the Steam Discussion board (the most responsive channel), their official website at secretexit.com, and their X (Twitter) account at x.com/secretexit. They are known for active community engagement — the AI racing opponents feature and additional classic levels were both added to the roadmap directly in response to community requests.

Turbo Dismount 2 includes Steam achievements. The original game featured achievements tied to specific gameplay milestones, Workshop creations (like the Jacksepticeye "Boss Throne" vehicle achievement), and score thresholds. TD2 continues this system with new achievement categories.

Turbo Dismount 2 does not currently have live online multiplayer. Competition happens through Steam leaderboards (per-level high scores) and shared Workshop content. The developers have listed a vs. multiplayer mode as a planned future feature, but no release date has been announced.

TD2 features an enhanced multi-angle replay system. After each run, you can review the action from multiple camera angles, adjust playback speed (including slow motion), and save replays. This is a major upgrade from the original game's basic playback feature.

TD2 supports live webcam face recognition — your real face (or a friend's) is mapped onto an animated bobblehead model inside the vehicle. You can also upload photos for custom face models. This is a unique feature not found in competing physics sandbox games.

TD2 has six distinct game mode types: Racing (track competition), Physics Puzzles (solve challenges using physics), Police Chase (escape pursuit), Time Trials (beat the clock), Obstacle Courses (survive through hazards), and Chill Mode (sandbox with no objectives). Workshop creators can also build entirely new game modes.