Liberty Loop
New York, New York
Rain-slick asphalt, glowing rails and hairpin alleys through neon Manhattan. 1, 3 or 5 laps against the full grid.
In the free demoPlayable demo Full game coming soon
Anti-grav street racing
NEON RAIN
Race through neon-soaked cities, wilderness, and space. Fifteen tracks, five rivals, nearly 300 MPH.
Made in the USA
Trailer
One lap. No brakes.
Full game · coming soon
Three championships. Fifteen tracks.
Qualify your way up each ladder: a top finish unlocks the next track, and only the qualifiers make its grid. Every championship ends in a one-on-one drag race for the title.
Rain-soaked American streets, each lit in a single neon colour, from New York to the final on the Las Vegas Strip.
Pacific Blue
Highway 101, Pacific coast
Cliffs, two arch bridges, a cove where the surf breaks over the road, and a lighthouse at the finish.
Full game
Ocean Drive
Miami, Florida
Up Biscayne Boulevard between the towers, over the bay on the causeway, then past the Art Deco hotels of South Beach.
Full game
Bourbon Street
New Orleans, Louisiana
Through the French Quarter's galleries and blade signs, under the oaks of Esplanade and back along the Mississippi.
Full game
The Strip
Las Vegas, Nevada
The last two racers, one on one, past the casino marquees to the tower. Three reds, then green: launch on GO.
Full gameNo roads, just the ground itself. Water, granite, snow, glare ice and mud each have their own grip, downhill carries you and climbs hold you back.
Canyon Rapids
Grand Canyon, Arizona
Racing on the Colorado River between sandstone walls, through five rapids from Hance to Lava Falls.
In the free demo
Knife Edge
Mount Katahdin, Maine
The traverse at dusk, all on the ridgetops: a granite crest barely wider than the course, the valley far below and cloud drifting across.
Full game
Powder Run
Aspen, Colorado
The fastest track in the game: steep pistes, glades through the pines and three kickers to fly off.
Full game
Tahoe Shores
Lake Tahoe, California
Along the shore past the marina, out across the frozen bay on glare ice among the fishing shacks, and back through the pines.
Full game
Bayou Bog
Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana
One on one through the swamp under floodlights, past cypress, Spanish moss and stilt shacks.
Full gameAnti-grav racing where it belongs. Every world has its own gravity, and tracks loop, corkscrew and run upside down. The rain changes too: methane on Titan, dust on Mars, meteors where there's no air.
Tranquility
Sea of Tranquility, the Moon
Low gravity, a kicker to float off, and a 70 m vertical loop.
In the free demo
Kraken Mare
Titan, moon of Saturn
Along the methane sea and over the dunes, with Saturn and its rings hanging overhead.
Full game
Valles Marineris
Valles Marineris, Mars
Down the great canyon of Mars in a dust storm, and through a lava tube.
Full game
Zenith Ring
Low Earth orbit
Inside a spinning station, the floor curves up and over your head: the lap is one giant loop, with two corkscrew tubes.
Full game
The Belt
The asteroid belt
One on one down a causeway through the asteroids, with a corkscrew tube in the middle, under Jupiter. Every neon colour.
Full gameFull game coming soon
Built for speed
Feel every ripple
Every world, from the rain-slick streets of New York to the regolith of the Moon, is generated, lit and wired for sound from scratch.
Hover physics
Spring-loaded thrusters hug the road at 90 Hz. Airbrake into corners, kiss the walls, and feel every ripple of the surface.
Boost to the limit
Hit the boost and watch the city smear into light. Top speed jumps from 340 to 460 km/h — if you can hold the line.
Worlds built from scratch
Neon cities, canyons, ski slopes, swamps, Titan's methane sea and a spinning ring station. Every facade, pine and asteroid is procedurally built and lit in HDRP.
Real rain, real sound
Sheets of rain, splash and spray, steam venting from the streets; methane drizzle on Titan and dust storms on Mars. Engines, wind and weather are synthesized live as you drive.
Chase the record
Live gaps, split deltas and a record for every track. Qualify up each championship, beat your best, and watch “NEW RECORD!” light up. In the full game on Steam, every track has a world leaderboard, and there are achievements to earn.
Play your way
Keyboard or gamepad, fully rebindable, with prompts that match your pad: Xbox, PlayStation or Steam Deck. Hints in your first races teach boost, airbrakes and respawn. Save mid-race and resume later. MPH or km/h, DLSS, motion blur and rain density all tunable.
Race your ghost
Your best lap on every track comes back as a glowing, see-through ghost, and the timing card counts how far ahead or behind it you are.
Pick your rivals
Easy, Medium or Hard. On Medium and Hard they boost to the limit, take the boost pads, brake late and come back at you when they fall behind. Each one drives to their own style, and name tags show who's who in the pack ahead.
Drone and cockpit cameras
A drone swoops over the grid before the lights, circles your craft after the flag and flies the course behind the menus. Mid-race, switch between the chase camera, the drone's high look down the road and the cockpit, right over the canopy.
Replays
After the flag, replay the race from a side drone, a chase drone, trackside or any racer's cockpit, with a sky view looking straight down in a window you can swap in. Scrub, slow it down, save your best races and export them as video.
Make it yours
In the Garage, pick a chassis (Balanced, the straight-line Interceptor or the corner-carving Carver), then paint, engine glow and livery. Racing unlocks more, and beating a rival five times earns their colours.
A soundtrack per championship
Rap metal in the city, a heavy-metal guitar solo off-road and racing rock in space. It drops out for the countdown and hits back in at GO.
Screenshots
Captured in-engine
The competition
Meet the grid
Five rivals from five corners of American racing, and each drives like it. Flip through the field as on the game's Drivers page: the bars come from the same numbers the AI drives by.
Rebel
Dawsonville, Georgia
North Georgia moonshine running, where stock-car racing began
Her great-grandfather outran the revenue men on mountain roads at night with a trunk full of shine. Rebel learned to drive on the same roads and never learned to lift. The rest of the field calls her the one to beat, and she agrees.
- Top speed
- Cornering
- Launch
- Consistency
- Overall
SignatureBrakes later than anyone
WeaknessA ragged line: she uses all the road
Patriot
Pomona, California
Southern California drag racing, a quarter mile at a time
Raised in the pits of the Pomona drag strip, where his father's nitro car was louder than anything else in the valley. Patriot counts reaction times in thousandths and has never lost a launch he could see coming. Corners are just the bits between straights.
- Top speed
- Cornering
- Launch
- Consistency
- Overall
SignatureThe quickest launch in the field
WeaknessScrubs speed in tight corners
Cowboy
Amarillo, Texas
West Texas ranch roads and Friday-night dirt ovals
Cowboy learned to drive on the long, empty farm-to-market roads of the Panhandle and learned car control sliding sideways on dirt ovals every Friday night. Says nothing, wastes nothing, and holds the same line lap after lap. You only notice him when he's already past.
- Top speed
- Cornering
- Launch
- Consistency
- Overall
SignatureSmooth: boosts through the sweepers
WeaknessA fraction short on top speed
Nightshade
Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
Road America and the open-wheel ladder to IndyCar
Grew up at the fence at Road America, then climbed the junior open-wheel ladder and was two seasons from an IndyCar seat when the sponsor money ran dry. Nightshade took that precision to the street circuits and treats every corner like a qualifying lap. Unbeatable through the technical sections, out-dragged on the long ones.
- Top speed
- Cornering
- Launch
- Consistency
- Overall
SignatureThe best corner speed in the field
WeaknessGives away top speed on the straights
Mustang
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit muscle cars and Woodward Avenue cruise nights
Built his first engine in his uncle's garage off Woodward Avenue at fourteen. Mustang believes every problem can be solved with more power, and on a long enough straight he's right. The newest name in the field, and the fastest thing on it flat out.
- Top speed
- Cornering
- Launch
- Consistency
- Overall
SignatureThe highest top speed in the field
WeaknessHeavy on the brakes, late to turn in
You
Your colours, your chassis
New blood on the grid
Nobody on the grid has heard of you yet. In the Garage, pick a chassis (Balanced, the straight-line Interceptor or the corner-carving Carver), then paint, engine glow and livery, with more unlocked as you race. The game keeps your head-to-head record against all five rivals: beat one five times and their colours are yours, but let one beat you too often and they become your nemesis, tagged in red on the road.
SignatureYours to make
Pick up and play
Controls
Every key is rebindable in Settings. Xbox and PlayStation pads and the Steam Deck work out of the box, and the prompts on screen name your pad's own buttons. The left stick drives the menus too.
| Action | Keyboard | Gamepad |
|---|---|---|
| Thrust / Brake | W S | RT LT |
| Steer | A D | L-Stick |
| Airbrakes | Q E | LB RB |
| Boost | Space | A |
| Respawn | R | Y |
| Chase / drone camera | C | X |
| Pause | Esc | Start |
Free demo
Hit the streets
The demo puts you on the first track of each championship against the full grid: Liberty Loop in New York, Canyon Rapids in the Grand Canyon and Tranquility on the Moon. Run the installer and you're racing. No account, no admin rights needed.
Full game coming soon — this is an early build, so expect rough edges.
Made in the USA
- OS
- Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit
- Graphics
- DirectX 12 GPU (GTX 1660 / RX 5600 or better)
- Memory
- 8 GB RAM
- Storage
- ~250 MB free
- Recommended
- RTX GPU for DLSS, gamepad