About This Game

Pick a car, grab some friends around the same screen, and get ready to trade paint.
This is a local multiplayer arcade racer built for shouting, shoulder bumps, and “just one more cup” sessions.

Slip back into that arcade-and-16-bit mood: tight controls, short punchy races, and instant restarts when you blow a corner. Easy to pick up, tricky to truly master – whether you’re time-trialing alone or trying to shove your friends off the track.

Race solo against CPU drivers or play with up to 4 players in local multiplayer. Swap between three classic views: take in the whole circuit in full top-down, zoom in for split-screen chaos, or follow high behind the car in a retro-style overhead chase camera that turns with your steering. Each car has its own quirks in handling and speed, so finding “your” ride is half the fun.

Need a quick fix? Fire up a Single Race or chase new best laps in Time Attack. Want a longer grudge match? Dive into Cups that string multiple races together. And when you’ve learned every corner of the built-in tracks, jump into the Track Editor, sketch out your own evil layouts, take them for a spin in Test Drive mode, then export track codes so friends can import your creations—or send you theirs to try.

Features

• Single player races against computer opponents

• Local multiplayer for 2–4 players on one screen

• Three camera views: full-track top-down, close top-down (split-screen), and overhead chase (split-screen)

• Multiple cars with distinct handling and speed

• A dozen ready-made tracks to learn and love (or curse)

• Time Attack mode for beating best laps

• Single Race mode for quick drop-in sessions

• Multi-race Cup mode that strings tracks into longer battles

• Test drive any track (endless laps with no AI – perfect for practice or just messing around with friends)

• Built-in Track Editor to create your own circuits

• Share tracks with friends by exporting and importing track codes

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some visual assets used in this game, on its Steam store page, and in related marketing materials were created or enhanced with generative AI tools. All final assets were reviewed, manually edited where needed, and selected by the developer.