P-Racing

	Released on 2023-06-20
	Made by Risolvi Productions
	Download: Catalog
	94.3 MB

A racing game that uses the "Mode 7" technique (pseudo-3D graphics).

Game modes

P-Racing has 5 game modes:

Race
Time Trial
Missions
Challenges
Arena

Race

Race on track versus 4 CPU-controlled opponents. 3 laps, 3 difficulties available (Easy, Medium, Pro).

Time Trial

In Time Trail mode you can practice racing on the tracks and beat your fastest lap time.
This game also features an online leaderboard where the fastest lap times for each course are automatically posted to the games Catalog page.

Missions

Complete missions in a full-size city with simulated traffic and buildings.

Challenges

A list of achievements to be completed playing the game.

Arena

Soccer mode.

Tracks list

Tracks list
Name	Icon	Screenshot	Description
Track 0			Classic race track used in the early game prototype / development.
Alps			Mountain track inspired by the Alps landscape.
Night City			A city track at night with buildings and realistic street lights.
Palm Beach			Beach track with palms, sea and summer vibes.
Construction Site			A track set in a construction site with cranes, cones and bulldozers.
Int. Circuit			Race track entirely surrounded by trees.
Almonte			A track inspired by a south american village.
Old Town			City track set in a fictional european old town.

Photo mode

P-Racing includes a Photo mode callable from the Playdate menu.

Replays

Save and watch race replays.

Controls

There are 4 controls settings available:

Regular
Crank to steer
Crank to accelerate
Regular auto

The input methods for each control method is shown below.

For Crank sensitivity the user can adjust the sensitivity and dead zone angle with defaults set to 70 and 5 respectively.

Sensitivity angle - how large of an angle the crank can be turned. Angles range from 30 to 90 in multiples of 5 degrees.
Dead zone angle = how large the dead zone or center of the crank is. Angles range from 2 to 15 in multiples of 1 degree.