A free racing game — play it in your browser, no install. Top-down arcade racing in the browser, up to four players. Deterministic simulation, lockstep netcode, zero dependencies. Shares its engine with websoccer and webtennis.
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Controls: Accelerate: w / Space · Brake / reverse: s · Steer: a D · Pause: esc
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubTop-down arcade racing in the spirit of the 16-bit tabletop racers: tiny cars on a kitchen table, a camera that zooms out to hold the field, and a hand that reaches in and picks you up when you fall a screen behind. **1 player against the CPU**, 2 to 4 round one keyboard and a couple of gamepads, or **up to four online** with a four-character room code.
Every clean lap is timed and goes on a shared record board. The race is how you find out whether you are quick; the board is why you go again.
No dependencies, no build step — HTML, CSS and JavaScript exactly as the browser receives them.
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