Mada Ikeru?: Drink Levels, Controls, and How Scoring Works

A fictional 7 p.m. test drive

Choose how drunk you are and drive. Drink-driving: how many meters can you go?

Mada Ikeru? opens as まだイケるNEWS, a made-up verification show at 19:00 in which a fictional reporter, 飲田, is sent out after drinking. You can skip the intro, tap through, and land on a menu that asks what to pour and how many glasses or cans to give. A one-tap preset matches the news script: four cans of beer and four glasses of wine. Another control sets the count back to zero, where pure alcohol reads 0 g, the peak breath estimate reads 0.00, and the score multiplier sits at 1.0.

Frontier Games states that the program and the reporter are fictional and that the alcohol figures are a simple estimate. Metabolism varies widely from person to person. The studio's line on the game is direct: if you have been drinking, do not drive.

What ends the run

Once you launch the verification drive, the hazards are spelled out on screen. Hitting a doll, a car, a cone, a construction fence, or a red light is an immediate out. A guardrail is more forgiving: the run ends when you scrape it three times. Distance alone will not save a sloppy line, so watch the next obstacle and how late the brake answers.

Slipping immediately beside a doll is scored as a near miss, with the callout ギリギリ！. Those passes fill a runaway gauge. When the gauge is full you enter runaway mode and the car is invincible for that burst. Sound can be toggled on during the drive. Phone layouts add on-screen left, right, and brake buttons beside the keyboard controls.

• PC steering

  Left and right arrow keys turn the wheel.

• PC brake

  The down arrow or Space applies the brake.

• Instant outs

  Dolls, cars, cones, construction fences, and red lights.

• Guardrail

  Three scrapes end the run.

Higher multipliers fight the wheel

Past a breath estimate of 2.0 you enter limit-break mode: the multiplier jumps, the wheel lags, it yanks the wrong way, and consciousness drops out. Driving is nearly impossible.

Every extra drink raises the score multiplier and, by the game's own warning, makes the car harder to hold. Limit-break mode, triggered once the breath estimate passes 2.0, is the extreme version: the multiplier leaps, steering arrives late, the car turns itself the wrong way, and the driver blacks out in the presentation. A huge multiplier is a hard contract, so it will not quietly hand you a big score.

A useful first session is a small pour, just enough to learn the delay, then repeat that same setting when you want to compare distance or score. Changing the amount changes the multiplier, so two runs with different drinks cannot be ranked by meters alone. All of this is a comparison inside the game's settings.

Score, meters, and a saved record

The ending splits the result into score and distance traveled, with rank shown separately while a ranking list loads. Because the multiplier rides on how much you poured, decide whether the next attempt repeats the same amount or tries a different one. After the run you can also leave a one-to-five satisfaction rating and an optional comment; Frontier Games says comments may be introduced on the site. The studio notes that its other horror and novel games are free on the same site.

Two registration paths are on the results screen. A nickname submits this device's best score with no login. A LINE login is described on screen as keeping that best as your own record, visible on other devices, on My Page, and on the portal ranking. That on-screen copy is what the game offers; a completed ranking submission has not been independently confirmed on every device.