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Controls

Controls the passes actually name

Shift, Ctrl, and L are the only keys in official BloxNG pass text. The base driving layout is not published.

Controls the passes actually name

Shift, Ctrl, and L are the only keys in official BloxNG pass text. The base driving layout is not published.

The Roblox description does not publish a driving, camera, or menu layout. A few game passes name one key or an on-screen button. Those are the only bindings this guide will list. In-game menus may label the same actions differently.

Keys in official pass text

Action Pass Input the text names What it says happens
Nitro Nitro, 99 Robux Hold Shift, or the Nitro button Extra push. The nitrous refills by itself. Works on any car you drive.
Rocket Boosters Rocket Boosters, 299 Robux Ctrl, or the Rockets button 3 seconds of rocket thrust. Other players see the flames. Any car you drive.
Radio Global Radio, 149 Robux L, or the Radio button Music from your car, heard by people you drive past. Five stations.

Flying Roadster’s text says that car has rocket boosters and can fly. It does not add a different key from the Rocket Boosters pass.

Not in the listing

Enter and exit, throttle, brake, steer, handbrake, reset, camera, graphics presets, debris sliders, and mobile button layouts are not in the official description or the pass text used here. This guide does not fill them in with a standard Roblox driving scheme. Check the controls inside the current beta, because the experience is still updating.

Console and touch controls are implied by the platform line (desktop, mobile, tablet, and console) and by the on-screen button names above. A full pad or touch map is not published.

If a key does nothing

Shift, Ctrl, and L are described as pass features, not as free controls. If you do not own Nitro, Rocket Boosters, or Global Radio, those inputs are not promised. The passes also say the same actions have on-screen buttons, so a missing keyboard result on mobile is not evidence the pass failed.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BloxNG?

BloxNG [CRASH PHYSICS] is a free beta Roblox vehicle simulation by the Deform Dynamics group. The official description promotes soft-body crash physics: metal that crumples where it is hit, parts that can break, and crashes shaped by speed, angle, and weight.

Is BloxNG free?

The experience itself has no entry price. Optional game passes cost Robux. Servers hold up to 10 players, and the Games API does not allow VIP servers.

Which platforms can run it?

The official description names desktop, mobile, tablet, and console. A separate control map for each platform is not published on the listing.

Is the game finished?

No. The description still says the game is in beta. The Games API recorded an update on 15 November 2026 at 18:49 UTC, and that stamp did not include a written changelog.

Are there badges or redeem codes?

The badges API returned no badges. The experience description does not publish a code list, and this site does not treat unofficial code strings as working rewards.