Endless driving challenges players with simple, intense arcade-style action on procedurally generated tracks that shift from realistic zones to absurd realms, including a literal trip to hell. Pink backflipping trucks race across the moon in this indie racing game that ditches realism for wild, over-the-top antics. One-button controls plus eight directions keep gameplay tight for both solo runs and quick sessions.
A 1v1 fighting mode pits cars against each other, either player-versus-player or against CPU, while customizable decals load from external images for personal flair. This setup runs on Windows and Ubuntu, with potential Linux compatibility. Fans of arcade classics and chaotic indie racing thrive on its no-frills, high-energy loops.
Where are we going? As individuals... as a species... what awaits us at the end of this road? Is there an end? Was there an beginning? Does this road symbolize real life in the sense that there's no turning back? And how does pineapple juice fit into all this? Maybe I should just shut up, Buck Up And Drive!
Features:
- Endless driving game inspired by arcade classics, with simple yet intense gameplay featuring a total slap in the face of realism. And a kick in the spleen, too!
- Procedurally generated track with multiple environments to visit, ranging from the somewhat realistic to the completely absurd. GO TO HELL!... literally!
- PINK. BACKFLIPPING. TRUCKS. ON THE FUCKING MOON.
- Go 1v1 against another player (or a CPU) in a fighting mode. With cars. I dunno either, I came up with it while in the shower.
- Customizable car decals through external image files. Put "eggplants" all over the cars, for all I care!
- Controls for both game modes are 8 directions and one button. Play one-handed, if you want! Keep your other hand for... holding orange juice! Yes!
- Available for both Windows and Ubuntu (other Linux distros may work).
