Play Incredible Crash Dummies on GB Online

Incredible Crash Dummies came out for the Game Boy in 1992, published by LJN. It was one of those games based on a toy line, something that felt pretty common back then, especially on handhelds where licensed titles often tried to stand out with simple, repetitive action. You controlled these stretchy, breakable figures through a series of obstacle-filled stages, trying to cause as much damage as possible while surviving the hazards.

You play as a crash dummy, moving screen by screen through traffic-filled roads and mechanical junkyards. The main goal is to reach the end of each stage without losing all your limbs; you can reattach parts if you find them, but running out means a life is lost. Key mechanics include bouncing off cars to build speed, using your detachable head as a projectile to hit switches, and carefully timing jumps over spinning saw blades or crushing presses. The game moves quickly and the collision detection can be unforgiving, making some sections feel more frustrating than fun. It’s a game that feels both silly and stubborn, where success often comes from memorizing hazards rather than skill.