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About This Demo

Your next race is above the clouds.

ROTORORA Drone Racing Demo lets you try fast, colorful races with a field of eight drones. Climb, dive and choose your line through one-way courses. Follow the required gates, or take a longer route through boost gates to try to seize the lead.

What's in this demo?

• Two selectable courses: The Sky Gardens and Neon Afterhours.
  
• Three drone designs: SCOUT, BUNNY and LYNX.
  
• Four colors: blue, red, lime and pink. Every design and color has the same performance.
  
• Missiles, rapid-fire rounds, barriers and speed boosts.
  
• Solo races against CPU rivals, plus online rooms with CPU racers filling empty seats.
  
• Keyboard and gamepad controls, with ARCADE as the default and optional QUAD PHYSICS flight.
  
• Interface text in ten languages.

Two worlds. Two ways to find your flow.

Fly past floating islands and skyward landmarks in The Sky Gardens, then weave between towers and glowing signs in Neon Afterhours. Height and momentum matter: the shortest route is not always the fastest. Leave a trail of colored smoke, reach the finish and line up for the podium. In solo races and demo-hosted rooms, retry the same course from the results screen or return to the menu; these races do not rotate automatically.

Join the full game's races

The demo can join rooms hosted by the full version of ROTORORA Drone Racing. In those rooms, guests follow the host's course selection and rotation across all five courses. Your own drone and color choices remain limited to the demo selection. Access to the other three courses in the demo requires a full-game host; they cannot be selected for solo play or a demo-hosted room.

The full game offers all five selectable courses, six drone designs and eight colors. Locked selections in the demo are marked as available in the full game and open its Steam store page when confirmed.

Online play requires an internet connection and uses your Steam account when launched from Steam. A separate Epic Games account is not required. Offline CPU races do not require an internet connection.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Generative AI was used during production to create music, sound effects and promotional images, and to assist with store text and translations. These assets are created in advance. The game does not generate content during gameplay or connect to external AI services.