Racing Pitch: Actual Driving

3D is back on the menu boys

Actual Driving
Be careful people because Vincent Threat is in on the roads. Ever felt like the speed limit could GO #@%! itself!? In each level drive as fast as you can, smash through anything that gets in your way, and flip off other drives as you race toward the finish line. But be careful because if you slow down too much or come to a stop the cops are going to put an end to this. 

How its Played
W to go fast, A and D to steer, S does nothing because we aint going backwards. Shift key to go really fast and Spacebar to do mad skids and power slides. No brake button, who do you think we are?  

Also while controlling the car with one hand, the other will be free to angrily point at or flip off other drivers which will be controlled by the mouse. pointing and clicking on cars as you drive by for a huge point bonus. 

The controls are intentionally a little wonky to simulate the feeling of driving like an absolute mad man with only one hand on the wheel.

Three Unique Selling Points
Embrace chaos and reckless driving, enact destruction on world around you and rack up a big score for it.

Try your best across 5 unique levels to get the best time and highest score.

Get it out of your system before you drive like this for real. 

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