A new stage every time you finish one, each with its own name and
its own sky, and there is always a next one. Other cars are
traffic β they are in your way, not racing you. Hitting one costs
speed, never the run. On Timed the clock is the only thing that can
stop you, and checkpoints put it back up. On Cruise nothing can, so
stop whenever you like β the score is waiting at the end of every stage.
π£οΈ Endless
One road, and it has no end. No finish line, no cards in between β
the sky changes colour as you drive into the next place and the name pops
up as you cross into it. What you are chasing is how far you got,
in miles, and the furthest you have ever driven is on the menu. Tap
βΈοΈ whenever you want to stop; that is how a run out here finishes.
π Grand Prix
A championship over the stages you pick in the menu before
you start β tap them in, or hit π² for four at random. Five rivals
line up with you and drive properly: they brake for the corners, so a
better line through a hairpin is where you take a place. Tuck in close
behind one on a straight and the slipstream tows you past. Points
go to the top six every stage, and the table at the end is the season.
π Steering
Hold β and βΆ at the bottom corners, and π to brake.
You're always on the throttle otherwise. The car doesn't turn β the road
does, and the faster you go the harder the bend pushes you out.
Two other ways, in βοΈ Settings β Steering: Swipe β put a
thumb anywhere on the road and drag; the further you drag, the harder you
steer. Tilt β lean the phone. The π button stays put in all three.
Arrow keys and WASD work too.
β‘ Boosts
Drive over a blue chevron and you go faster for a few seconds.
Get past 4 cars in a row without touching one and you bank a boost
β the β‘ button appears, and you choose when to spend it. Save it
for a straight: a boost can't take a corner for you.