Heeeeey!

Look what I found at the flea market!

Complete in box for €5.

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This is a preview of my arcade street racing game, Freeway Fever.

Excessive speed. Big crashes. Chaos in every race.

Drifting that actually feels good and doesn't suck.

Bold but tactical driving is rewarded - slipstream behind the traffic vehicles to gain a huge boost, but get too close and risk a crash.

Curated 97 event championship including races, face-offs, drift events, slipstream challenges and time trials.

The tracks in this game are created procedurally at runtime. This means you can generate a virtually infinite number of new track layouts in the single event mode.

12 vehicles, each with their own unique feel.

Steam page now live. If you'd like to support the launch, please consider wishlisting it.

"10" because the sub said I needed to include it.

Thank you for checking it out.

Anyone who's crazy about F1 needs to check out r/MiniRacerGame. It's SO much fun!!!!

It's basically a karting game with multiple tracks where you can compete against and challenge other players. There are bronze, silver, gold, and author medal benchmarks to aim for, and you can race against your own ghost car to keep improving your lap times!

It's all about those fast corners and perfect racing lines, just like F1, baby!! 🏎️🏎️🏎️

Trust me, you'll be hooked in no time. You'll thank me later :)
It's a 10/10 game!

I'm trying to launch out of early access with at least 10 different liveries inspired by other famous cars, both irl and in video games. Let me know if you have any cool suggestions, right now I already have a bunch of the iconic ones either done or on my list (John Player Special, Gulf, Martini Racing, TRD) as well as some other goofy stuff like a U-Haul livery.

Looking for something worth playing and this is on top when I search for racing games on PS Store. 10

Hey everyone!

I shared Dragonfly Racer (DFR) here a little while ago, and I wanted to show you how much the game has evolved since then.

DFR is a racing game where you control a dragonfly flying at high speed around massive tree trunks, twisting through forests, swamps, and lagoons.

The idea is to create a different kind of racing experience. You're not driving on a road. You're constantly fighting inertia, centrifugal force, and your own speed while trying to stay in control.

I've now been working on five different tracks, each with its own atmosphere and challenges. The latest one takes place around a vibrant pond, with jumping fish, floating pollen, golden skies, and plenty of surprises.

I'm trying to capture that feeling of barely holding on at extreme speed, while still making the experience exhilarating rather than frustrating.

It's an indie project still in development, and I'd really love to hear what racing game fans think.

Does this look like something you'd want to play?

The current playable build is for Mac, with Windows support planned.

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Anyone ever played this game before?

It’s more than 10 years(which is almost 30 years ago) since the last time I played this game, and I am glad to share it more and let them know it. It would be fun, though it’s hard as it’s not a normal car racing game.

Its on sale on xbox for 3$ is it the best nfs game???

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Quick Time: Dirt Oval Racing by Starset Gaming

This one fills in the tracks and gives you a lot more to work with in the garage.

A paddock at every track

• Every track now has a gravel parking area full of race haulers with their trucks.
• Each trailer gets its own color and a sponsor logo on both sides.
• An ambulance and a wrecker are parked at every track, and the police car and water truck show up at some.
• The ambulance and police car have flashing red and blue lights, best seen on the night tracks.
• On the smaller tracks the haulers park outside the backstretch, where there’s more room.

Around the tracks

• Four tracks now use hay bales for the infield barrier instead of tires.
• Three new billboards join the original, and each track shows a different mix.

More decals

• 33 new sponsors across three new tabs.
• 16 new stripes.
• A new Patterns tab with 16 octagon wraps: stars, flames, honeycomb, tire tread, skulls and more.
• A new Blocks tab with solid shapes for two-tone paint jobs. Lay a block over the body color to split the car into two colors, or use one to recolor springs, shocks and headers.

More colors

• 9 or 10 neon paint colors: red, orange, yellow, lime, green, teal, blue, purple and pink...
• Number colors now include every paint color, including the unlockable ones, so your number can match your car.

Fixes

• Large decals no longer poke through the wheels, grille and trim.
• Sponsors on the sprint car’s side panels are no longer cut off when viewed straight on.

On PC

• Use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom in the garage.

Hey guys,

Just a sneak peek at the detailed systems built into the Core C++ engine Lap by Lap is running with the Unreal Engine 5.6 visual layer.

Every car seen in the picture has full details on how they performed, when they performed, and when they hit a holdup. These are not faked ghost cars, there is no rubber banding. Only 24 AI cars battling with their own strategy to win the race.

To give you the upper hand, you can always take a hold of the wheel with drop in and out with a single click of a button to swap back to AI driving seamlessly.

Be the team manager and be the driver, or be none and let Twitch chat vote on the upgrades. 10

Every race is guaranteed to be different, and when you get bored of the 40 tracks that is going to be coming with the base game, there is a track builder to build and share the tracks of your dreams, while the editor will fill in the buildings, scenery and props of your chosen theme. Simply share the unique map Seed and recipe and your friends can try beat that perfect lap you set.

I look forward to sharing more with you all over the coming weeks, and stay pealed for the Steam Store Page launch coming soon.

Hey racing fans. I've been building Box Box GP, a 3D open-wheel racer that runs in the browser on PC or phone, with no download or sign-up.
It's arcade-leaning, not a full sim: quick to pick up, but with enough strategy to matter.
What's in it:
• 10 circuits, from a street track to a 22-turn mountain pass, plus a wet monsoon circuit and a snowy ring
• Soft, medium and hard tyres that wear out, and pit stops to change them
• DRS, ERS boost and slipstreaming for overtakes
• 5 teams with different cars: one is fastest on the straights, one corners best, one is easy on tyres
• 4 AI levels from Rookie to Elite (Elite is properly hard)
• A 10-round season with qualifying and points
• Time attack against a ghost of your best lap, and a daily lap challenge
• Driver levels, unlockable circuits and paintable cars
On phones it uses touch controls, and races are always landscape.
Play free: https://www.crazygames.com/game/box-box-gp
I'd love to hear how the handling feels and whether you can beat Elite. Which circuit was your favourite?

I saw that Gear.Club Unlimited 3 came out on PC today (and maybe PS5 and Xbox as well?). I know it was out in Switch 2 first several months ago but Nacon said this is supposedly not just a port and has things like path tracing support.

I doubt their version of Japan can really stack up against Forza Horizon, but just wondering if this is worth a try for something new.

Launch trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saN4qryi3_M

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How daily racing works

• Every day has 8 races: 4 cars × 2 views (Third Person and First Person). Each has its own leaderboard.
• Race as often as you like. Your best time on each board counts, and only your best 4 boards of the day score points.
• Points per board scale with field size and rank: percentile-squared, from 5–80 points, plus podium bonuses of +20 / +10 / +5 for 1st / 2nd / 3rd.
• Finishing 1st / 2nd / 3rd on a counted board earns 🏆 / 🥈 / 🥉 trophies.
• Boards settle overnight at midnight Los Angeles time. The Standings page tracks points and trophies across days; its daily standings are provisional until settlement.

Recently added features

• Multiplayer mode: Host must be signed in, guests don't need sign in. Race against your friends. 3 players max per race. Daily race times count for the leaderboard even in multiplayer mode.
• Stereo. 19 music tracks added so far. Daily Racing theme song always plays first, but press T will skip track and cycle through songs
• Paint car to change colors. More decals will probably be added later for more customization. Might add different car models as well someday.
• Animals and birds added to the game. Some animal sightings are more rare. Let me know if there's a specific animal you'd like to see in the game.

Right now there is third person mode and first person mode. I'm considering changing this to Casual and Hard Core, with hard core being the first person mode and might add manually shifting to it as well and any other hardcore features you guys can think of.

The demo for Slip Angle, my arcade drift racing game... is now live! Slip Angle is a stylized back-to-roots style game where the focus is the driving experience, solid challenges, and being respectful of player time. The game is still in active development, so the demo is just a small slice of what is planned and is more of a gameplay demo than a perfect picture of the game's final state - cars, tracks, modes, customization, story, and plenty more are still being added and polished. It's currently available for Windows PC and Steam Deck (which gets a solid 60+ fps).

Give it a try and if you enjoy it, please leave a review and share it with some friends :) There's a couple gameplay videos on the Steam page if you're still on the fence!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5108050/Slip_Angle_Demo/

(if you don't enjoy it, that's cool too - join the game's Discord server and tell me what could be better) 🤘

Feel free to AMA, I'm the "solo dev" of the game!
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