Hi! Thanks for reaching out about No Limit Drag Racing 2 crashing after 5-8 minutes of gameplay. To help you best, can you let me know if the crashes happen more during specific parts of the game (like right after a race, during customization, or randomly anytime)? Also, have you tried any fixes on your Android WebKit device running version 10 so far?

Meanwhile, here are some straightforward steps to try to fix the crashing issue:

1. Clear the cache and app data for No Limit Drag Racing 2:
- Go to your device's Settings > Apps > No Limit Drag Racing 2.
- Tap on Storage > Clear Cache and Clear Data.
- Restart the app and check if it runs longer without crashing.

2. Make sure your internet connection is stable or try playing the game offline, as some users reported crashing when connected to the internet.

3. Close any unnecessary apps running in the background to free up memory (RAM) on your device, which can help with performance stability.

4. Check if there is an update available for the game in the Google Play Store and install it if so, as updates sometimes fix bugs causing crashes.

If you’ve tried these steps already or if the issue persists, just let me know. We can then explore more advanced solutions or see if there is a known issue affecting your specific device or game version.

Are you able to give these a shot and tell me how it goes?

Happens randemlay every time and keeps lagging

Thanks for the extra info about the random crashes and lagging—it helps a lot. Since it’s happening unpredictably and you’re experiencing lag alongside crashes on your WebKit Android 10 device, let’s try some targeted troubleshooting steps to address both performance and stability:

1. Enable Debug Output Log in the Game Settings
- Open No Limit Drag Racing 2, go to Settings, and scroll to the bottom.
- Enable the “Debug Output Log” option. This helps capture more detailed info about what’s causing lag or crashes. Observing this can point to specific issues.

2. Clean Up Your Device Storage and Memory
- Go to Settings > Storage on your device and clear unnecessary files. Low storage can cause performance issues.
- Also, restart your device to clear memory (RAM) and kill background apps hogging resources.

3. Update or Reinstall the Game
- Check the Google Play Store for any updates to the app and install them. Post-update crashes have been reported and fixed in past updates1.
- If the problem continues, uninstall and reinstall the game completely to clear any corrupted files.

4. Try Playing Offline
- Some users have noticed better stability when playing without an active internet connection, which reduces lag related to network data.

5. Adjust Graphics Settings in the Game
- If there is an option for graphics quality or frame rate in the settings, set them to a lower level. This can reduce lag and crashes on devices that might be struggling with resources.

6. Avoid Using Other Heavy Apps Simultaneously
- Running demanding apps alongside No Limit Drag Racing 2 might overload your device’s processor or memory, causing lag and crashes.

If after these steps it still crashes or lags, please let me know the specific model of your device and if you see any error messages when it crashes. We might need to dig deeper or check if there are known compatibility issues with your device or Android 10 version.

Would you like me to walk you through any of these steps now?