Light-cycle duels · 60 Hz · in the browser
Every metre you ride becomes a wall. Box your rival in, don't get boxed. Best of three, no luck, no pay-to-win.
Same bike, same speed, same distance to every wall. The grid has no favourite.
Spawns are symmetric by construction.
Snap 90° turns to box your rival in. Boost to get ahead, brake to thread a gap. Walls fade after eight seconds — the map never clogs.
W A S D always means up, left, down, right.
At 0:30 and again at 1:10 the border moves inward. Hesitation is a strategy, until it isn’t.
Border shrinks to 50% by 2:00.
Win two rounds and the duel is yours. A drawn round is replayed — three draws and nobody wins. Never a coin flip.
Results come from the server, not your browser.
Illustrative. Online receipts ship with online play. The simulation is deterministic, so anyone can re-run a match from its inputs and get the same result.
Mirror-image spawns, fixed arena, identical physics. Ties are shared or replayed.
Your browser sends keys. Positions, crashes and results come from the server.
No boosts for sale. Cosmetics, if they ever exist, never change a hitbox.
Best of three on the standard arena. The mode everything is built around.
Ride →PracticeLearn the snap turns against the shrinking border.
Four riders, a 2.5× arena, a minimap and a lot of walls.
Real opponents on an authoritative server. Ratings, receipts, rematches.
Yes. No purchases, no wagers, no loot boxes. Cosmetic rides in the Garage unlock with credits you earn by playing — they change the look, never the hitbox or the numbers.
Not yet. Duels against practice bots run today on the exact physics the game server uses. Online 1v1 is the next milestone.
Only if and when it is legal where you live and the payout system has been independently audited. Until then nothing in the game has monetary value.
Online, the server runs the only simulation that counts. Your browser sends key presses, nothing else. Every match can be replayed from its inputs and gives the same winner.
No. Bots are for practice and are always labelled as bots.
Not yet — it is a keyboard game tuned for desktop browsers.
The last one moving wins. That could be you in about four seconds.
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