Great Space Race of 3032

WELCOME TO THE GREAT SPACE RACE OF 3032

The year is 3032. For the last millennium, humanity's boldest pilots have gathered from all corners of the galaxy every century. Their goal? To compete against one another and prove themselves as the Greatest Space Racer in the universe.

Hop into your spacecraft, ignite the thrusters, and test your reflexes to become the victor of The Great Space Race.

MASTER THE ART OF SPACE FLIGHT

Becoming the ultimate champion takes more than just putting the pedal to the metal. Great Space Race of 3032 offers a unique, true six-degrees-of-freedom (6DOF) zero-gravity flight model. Master these physics to clear as many hyper-rings per course as you can, as fast as you can, all while outmaneuvering your opponents.

Time, Top Speed, and Accuracy are all that matter in the end.

GAMEPLAY MODES

• Single-Player - Single Race: Test your skills solo and race against the clock.

• Single-Player - AI Race: Line up on the grid against an AI opponent.

• Single-Player - Campaign: Prove your worth and rise through the ranks in the campaign mode.

• Multiplayer - Matchmaking: Match up against other racers online.

• Multiplayer - Hosted: Create custom lobbies to race with your friends.

KEY FEATURES

• High-Speed, Precision Racing: Going fast is the key to making it to the finish line. Maintaining precision at those speeds is the key to becoming the Greatest Space Racer.

• The Ring System: The race course is designated by hyper-rings, bright, neon green rings floating in the void. Pass through them to gain points and lock in your accuracy rating.

• Asteroids: Each course is littered with asteroids. Hitting them might make you spin out, so look out!

• Seed-Based Courses: Experience infinite replayability. Fly the same course over and over to perfect your run, fly completely random courses, or share your favorite tracks with friends using seed strings!

• Matchmaking: Prove your skill against real players using the built-in matchmaking system.

• Adaptive AI: The controller behind the computer opponent can adapt to and learn from your flight patterns.