Chained Tractor Towing Sim

Instructions:

Please use the keyboard arrows to control the tractor

Ease onto the throttle before the chain goes taut, otherwise you'll snap the link back and jolt the trailing tractor sideways.
Take wide corners on purpose. The towed tractor cuts the turn tighter than you'd expect, and clipping a fence post costs more time than the long way around.
Watch your speed on downhill stretches, since the chain goes slack and then yanks hard once gravity catches up with the second vehicle.
Line up straight before reversing. Backing up a chained rig without a clean angle usually ends in a tangled mess, and you'll be fighting the wheel to sort it out.
Small steering taps beat big yanks on the arrow keys almost every single time here, especially mid-drift.

Arrow keys handle everything, steering, accelerating, and braking, no extra buttons to memorize.
Up moves you forward, down brakes or reverses depending on your current speed.
Left and right steer the lead tractor, and the trailing one just follows the chain's tug.

Towing a second tractor by chain instead of a rigid hitch changes the whole feel of driving, physics-wise it's a different beast than your usual tractor game.
The farming setting mixed with drifting mechanics is a strange combo on paper, but honestly it works better than expected once you're mid-turn.
Short sessions fit in fine if you've only got a few minutes, yet there's enough challenge in the chain physics to pull you back for another attempt.
No complicated menus or upgrade trees getting in the way, just you, the wheel, and a stubborn chained trailer trying to spin you out.
Anyone who's messed around with towing sims or classic arcade driving titles will recognize the appeal fast, it scratches that same itch.