As you have open top cars Ram, I think you should have little drivers of some sort in them. Probably the odder the better.

Cheers Shabby.  v-sync settings are standard unity quality settings, the default 'fantastic' level is v-sync so if you're monitor is 120Hz it will go for that.

I'll look into the bug.  I too love the skybox, though it's a unity asset, not my own handy work.

Multiplayer is what it's all about, so would be cool if you got to experience that. If you're ever on steam and see me on at the same time, drop me a msg if you want a game - I very rarely get on steam these days if I'm not testing or working on the game anyway.  Though obviously I appreciate there are some time zone differences!

Cheers G. I'm in a number of different minds about drivers, the main one currently being that it's a largely superficial thing that can wait! However 'odd' would certainly be in the mix if/when it happens...I'd thought about daft things like just putting models like a 'horse head mask' in the seat and have it turn and look at the other cars as they go past, or my fave (but perhaps complicated and bad for performance) is putting 'ragdoll' men in the cars so they bounce and rattle around with the cars

Yeah that would be cool, then having to run back to the car quick avoiding getting ran over by others!

Yep, Road Rash did that.

There's a slight chance I might be working, but if not I'll be happy to join in.

I'm in, provided I'm not stressed or shackled. ;]

Stick me down for this @RamSteewood, if there's room.

Have been online with this for nearly 30min - noone else around. Am I in the right time zone for this?

Playing with a keyboard on a very old PC. I've stepped it down to 640x480 and it plays OK but it's pretty unforgiving - maybe that's what you are going for?. Have put in a couple of clean laps on most of the tracks.

Can't get the controller to work but I can't with my other Steam games either since I went to Windows 10, so I'd say it's not a game code issue.

Ah...wrong day - misread the earlier post.

Haha. No probs Davy, cheers for trying (also you're not the only person to get the day wrong so far!).  640x480 is taking it proper old school!  And using keys is definitely an 'unforgiving multiplier'.
It's not really meant to be 'very hard', but I've deliberately made the handling a bit different. Trying to get a mix of fun arcade appearance and feel, but underneath it's all physics driven so can reward people that 'get it'. Rather than just be 'grip limited' like most driving games, I wanted you to have worry about the balance, and the spongy suspension makes the cars lean a lot. So with the car and van in particular, turning too hard and fast can make you tip over...then the other cars have their own weaknesses to balance things out.  But without analogue controls to make smoother adjustments it gets pretty tricky.

So if you've done clean laps on all the circuits, with keys and playing at 640x480, then you've done pretty well!

The handling feels a bit like Stunt Racer FX on the SNES.

Have been playing in the open top car. Have managed to roll it a couple of times.

Tried the controller with another Steam game last night (VVVVVV) and it worked. So I'm not sure why it won't work with this.

I'll put the resolution up tonight and see if my PC starts to wheeze or not.

Can't remember right now - but it's a well known brand (might be Logitech). I've had it ages so maybe it's a Unity thing. The test facility in the Windows Control panel detects all the buttons and sticks without the need for a specific driver.

Will have a look when I get home and let you know.

Here it is :

Well that was a waste of time. The Logitech software didn't detect the controller. Must be just its age. VVVVVV is an older game so must support it.

Should try an xbox controller but mine are all wireless - not sure what will happen.

The modern equivalent looks just like the picture above except the 4 face buttons are coloured as an xbox controller.

Tried it with a few other newer Steam games and it doesn't work with those either.