Power isn’t everything. Pick your moment, keep your item hidden, and send their engine lights into the red.
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PLAY THE ARCADE ↗Your complete guide, from the first coin flip to the final engine light. Open a section below for the details.
Ready? Create or join a match ↑Two drivers battle with four car cards each. Win stat battles to damage the opposing cars. Knock out all four to win the match.
Classic: each driver makes four picks, choosing one of five random face-down cards each time: first Street, then Tuned, then Holo–Ascend twice. Each pick has 30 seconds, and both players finish before the next five appear. A missed pick is filled randomly. Your complete team is revealed during prep. There are no duplicate heroes within your team. You also receive three random support cards. Within the Holo–Ascend picks, the highest rarities are less common; both players use the same rarity odds and draft stages (the exact high-tier rarities may differ). There are 15 support cards in the pool.
BINDER: the intended collection mode requires more than 10 collected car cards—at least 11. Four heroes are randomly chosen from your binder. The game supplies three support cards; support cards are not binder collectibles. BINDER is coming soon.
A hero is your active car, with Power, Style, Stance, Creativity and Lows stats. Your other heroes wait on the bench. Support means Item, Hazard or Tech cards; all three types use the same support slot and timing rules.
Enter a driver name and create a match, or join using the six-character room code. Share the room invite link with a friend so they can join on their own device. For a solo match, choose Practice with a guide.
Control the pace: after the coin flip, both players press Start first round. Use Click to roll on your attack. The defender reviews the comparison and chooses an item or Continue to result. After the damage and EML animation, the game automatically moves on when both players’ animations have finished. There is no Next turn button. Your next decision timer starts afterwards.
Your four heroes and three support cards are your hand for the match. Each time one of your heroes dies while you still have a surviving hero, choose one of three random face-up support cards to add to your hand. The same card may appear in both players’ hands.
Each driver chooses one hero face down. Review your three support cards, which stay in your hand until activated. Confirm your hero and press Ready.
When both players are ready, the coin flip assigns the first attacker and the heroes are revealed. The coin screen shows which driver has Heads and which has Tails. Unplayed opposing heroes and unused support cards stay hidden.
No abilities activate during preparation. Both players’ first attacks are stats only: no hero abilities, attacking items or defensive items. Items remain in hand during both opening attacks.
Preparation has a 60-second limit; on timeout an opening hero is selected and confirmed for you. Preparation happens once at the start. Afterward, players alternate attacks.
Each attacking turn has a 60-second decision timer, including choosing a stat on a six. When it expires, the game rolls for you and chooses the strongest stat advantage if necessary. Defence, replacement and rev-off decisions each have a 60-second limit too; timeouts save unused items and complete the required move. The countdown gives animations a short lead-in. Before rolling, you can swap your hero, activate one eligible hero ability, or activate an item from your hand if your hero has an empty item slot. Swapping makes that attack stats only. You can also attack without making any changes.
Press Roll to attack. A roll of 1–5 selects the matching stat shown above. On a 6, tap one of the five stats directly on your active hero’s stat display. The selectable stats are highlighted; there is no separate selection list. The centre panel shows both card artworks, highlights the chosen stat on each card, and displays both drivers’ current values, including active boosts and penalties.
Hero abilities and attacking items must be activated before the roll. For example, you can give the opponent −10 Style before attacking, then hope Style is selected. The penalty remains until the item expires, even if another stat is rolled.
The higher final stat wins the battle. The loser takes one damage. An attacker can lose and take damage too. There is no automatic stat cap at 100.
After the battle stat is revealed, the defender gets an item choice only when losing or tied, with an eligible item in hand and an empty hero item slot. If you are already winning, your items are saved and you can continue to the result. Only support cards can activate in defence. You cannot activate a hero ability or voluntarily swap your hero while defending.
The prompt previews what your item would change and whether you would win, still lose or reach a tie. Choose to activate and attach the item, or save it and accept the result. You have up to 60 seconds to decide; on timeout, your item is saved and the battle resolves.
You are defending with 72 Power. A Turbo Kit from your hand adds 10, taking you to 82. You win 82 vs 80, the attacking car takes damage, and your item attaches to your hero. It lasts through this defence and your next attack, then burns and the +10 Power ends.
If no defensive support is playable, the defender reviews the stats and presses Continue to result. Equal final stats trigger a rev-off. The two opening attacks still prohibit defensive items.
Your three items stay hidden in your hand until you activate them. Each hero has one item slot. Activate an eligible item before your attacking roll, or from the defensive prompt after the opponent rolls. Both opening attacks remain stats only.
The activated item is revealed and attaches to your hero. It cannot activate again, be exchanged, removed or returned to your hand. It lasts for one attack and one defence: attack first means your attack then your next defence; defence first means that defence then your next attack. After both battles, it burns, its stat effects end, and the slot becomes available for another unused item from your hand at the next eligible attack or defence. A rev-off is part of the same battle, not an extra turn. The duration continues while the hero is benched. A hero dying burns its item early. Mechanic repairs and Thief swaps are immediate actions and are not undone when the item expires.
A hero with an attached item cannot receive another item until the current one expires. A different hero with an empty slot can use another item from your hand. You can gain a new item through the comeback choice when one of your heroes dies.
Not every hero has an ability. Read the card artwork or inspect the card to see its effect. Each hero’s ability can activate only once in the entire match, and only on that hero’s attacking turn before the roll.
You may activate one hero ability OR one support card on your attacking turn, never both. Permanent effects activated on earlier turns remain; this limit is about new activations that turn.
Used abilities stay used when the hero is benched and brought back. Swapping heroes blocks attacking abilities for that attack. Conditions use the current stats, including existing modifiers.
Other flat stat abilities in this playtest persist on their target unless a specific duration is stated. A grey activation button explains why an ability is unavailable.
You can voluntarily swap to another surviving hero once on your own attacking turn, before activating an effect. You can still attack after swapping, but that attack uses no hero or support abilities. An unused item from your hand can defend the next opponent attack if the hero has an empty item slot.
Damage, permanent stat changes and used abilities stay attached to each hero when it goes to the bench. Swapping does not heal a car or reset its ability. An attached item stays with its hero on the bench. Its effect does not transfer to the replacement.
EML means engine management light. For standard heroes, every lost battle costs one health, regardless of the difference between the stats. Damage itself does not lower your stats. Standard hero cards glow green when running clean, yellow after one loss and red after two. GOD heroes skip yellow: their first loss goes directly to red. A Mechanic repair updates the glow to match the repaired EML level.
When a hero dies and you have another surviving hero, first choose one of three random support cards for your hand, then select your replacement hero. Only you can see the offered items and your choice; it is revealed when used. You have 60 seconds to choose, with a random choice on timeout. The new item follows normal activation rules. Dead heroes cannot return. Forced replacements also have an ability-free first attack. If all four of your heroes are dead, you lose the match.
GOD is a gameplay classification, separate from rarity. The current GOD cards are the Legend 2005 Golf MK5 GTI (SS01-033), Legend 1994 Nissan Silvia (SS01-067), and Ascend 2001 Polo GTI (SS01-041).
GOD heroes retain their printed stats and hero abilities under the normal once-per-match and timing rules. Swapping preserves red EML and used abilities. There is no overheating or forced bench rule.
If the final battle stats are equal, both drivers roll a number from 1–6 in a rev-off. The higher number wins and the losing hero takes one damage.
If the rev numbers tie, both drivers roll again until there is a winner. A 6 in a rev-off is simply the highest number; it does not let you choose a stat. No further items or hero abilities activate during the rev-off.
All support cards stay in hand until activated, follow the opening-round restriction, attach to the activating hero and last for one attack and one defence. Their numerical effects end when the item burns.
Engine Swap: checks current Power, not just the printed value. Below 50, it doubles that current value: 49 becomes 98. At 50 or above it is unavailable. The boost is fixed at activation; later changes add to the resulting value. That boost is removed when Engine Swap expires.
Mechanic: choose either one negative effect to remove from your active hero, or repair one EML light (red to yellow, or yellow to healthy). Positive bonuses are preserved. Mechanic cannot revive a dead car or reset a used hero ability. It is unavailable if the hero has neither a negative effect nor an EML light.
Thief: the opponent chooses another surviving hero. The current battle continues against that replacement using the same selected category. It is unavailable if the opponent has no other surviving hero.
The turn banner tells you who must act. Tap a hero or support card to inspect it. On mobile, use the bottom bar to jump between cards and actions.
Gold numbers mean a stat is above its printed value. Red numbers mean it is below its printed value. Signed changes and effect badges explain the difference. “Ability used” stays visible even after a temporary effect expires.
Sound is optional. Use Sound on/off and the volume control for engine starts, revs, impacts and EML warnings. Cinematic pace uses slow fades and pauses. Reduced-motion preferences are respected. The Guide button provides advice for your current decision. Item indicators tick off one attack and one defence before the item burns.
Connection messages distinguish an away tab from a lost connection. Reopen or refresh the same browser tab to reconnect to its saved match. Disconnecting does not immediately forfeit, but decision timers continue and automatic moves keep the match running.
After a match, ask for a rematch. Both drivers must agree; an unanswered request can be cancelled. A rematch keeps the same room and opponent but deals fresh cards, resets all damage and abilities, and starts again with the 30-second card selection, preparation and a coin flip.
You can also concede a match, which awards the win to your opponent. Match damage and effects do not change your collection.
In Driver profile, choose your garage background, card sleeve, card back and badge. First Win unlocks Neon Nights; Clutch Defender unlocks The Workshop; five completed matches unlock a Carbon sleeve; destroying a GOD card unlocks a GOD Slayer badge and gold sleeve. These cosmetics are local to your browser and do not affect stats.
Your browser saves completed matches, wins, rev-off wins and your most-used hero. Practice matches count and are labelled in your profile. Refreshing a finished match does not count it twice. Profiles do not sync with Wix or another device; clearing browser data resets progress.
First Win unlocks the After Hours card back. Five rev-off wins unlock the Redline back. Win after choosing a comeback item to earn Comeback King. Finish five matches to earn Street Regular. Equip unlocked card backs and badges in Driver profile. These cosmetics affect your view only and give no gameplay advantage.
The first-match guide is on until you finish your first match. Use Guide to switch it on or off whenever you want.
Classic uses the normal draft. No GOD Cards keeps those stages but excludes GOD heroes. Street & Tuned Only deals Street, Tuned, Street, Tuned. Choose before creating a room; your friend reviews and agrees before joining. Settings stay fixed through rematches.
Open rivalry keeps the room’s win score. Best of three awards the series to the first driver with two match wins. Both players agree to every rematch. After a completed series, agreeing again starts a new series while preserving the all-time room score. Conceding counts as a loss. Scores belong to this room, not unrelated rooms.
Quick reactions: send Clean Build, That’s Low, GG or Unlucky once every eight seconds. Mute incoming reactions whenever you like. Reactions never affect rolls or timers.
Match awards: GOD Slayer requires destroying a GOD hero in battle, not simply beating its owner. Clutch Defence means an item turns a losing defence into a win, including winning a rev-off after creating a tie. Last Car Standing means winning with one surviving hero.
Photo finish: save a PNG from the results screen showing the winner’s hero, room rivalry and your awards. Nothing posts automatically.
GOD entrances play on each GOD hero’s first appearance only. Rev-offs use a night drag-strip scene. Click to roll when ready; tapping speed gives no advantage. Cinematic pace keeps the slow fades, sound is optional and reduced-motion preferences are respected.