GPixel - Turn Based Racing

Name: GPixel - Turn Based Racing
Rating: 4.6 (468 reviews)
Author: Jacopo Guanziroli

By: Jacopo Guanziroli

A Casual yet Strategic Race!

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Features & Capabilities

GPixel delivers a fresh twist on racing with turn-based play on a pixel grid. Plan your moves, outsmart rivals, and race across 40 circuits with dozens of liveries and color options.

GPixel also features World Tour progression, online leaderboards, and modes like Night Race, Weather variants, Time Countdown, and Moves Countdown, plus Quick Race and up to 4-player local multiplayer, plus Turbo and Brakes boosters for strategic depth.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Sports Entertainment

By:

Jacopo Guanziroli

Rating:

4.60

(468) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.2.1 Last updated: 2025-01-20

Version code:

871757475

Creation date:

2023-12-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

170.40MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 81,057 ▲ 66

Other platforms

GPixel - Turn Based Racing (v1.2.2)

22,933 4.44

(214)

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Developed by:

Jacopo Guanziroli

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gpixel-turn-based-racing/id1613377242

Website:

https://jesterday.studio/

User Reviews

GPixel offers a fresh, turn-based racing concept with addictive gameplay, easy controls, and a retro look. Players appreciate the no-subscription model and reasonable ad-free option. Common drawbacks include time-based penalties that clash with the turn-based design, a mandatory online requirement, ads that some find intrusive, and bugs around personal-best tracking. Many users also want offline play. Overall, it’s creative and engaging, with room for improvement in pacing, connectivity, and offline support.

Pros

Unique turn-based racing concept blending strategy with arcade racing
Fun, addictive gameplay with accessible controls and retro visuals
No subscription model and affordable option to remove ads (about $2)
Simple controls and approachable gameplay with a retro aesthetic that runs well on devices
Leaderboards add competitive motivation and replay value

Cons

Timed races/time limits undermine the turn-based pacing for many players
Online requirement to play (even for ad-free version) limits where you can play
Ads presence or frustration; some users find it heavy or expensive to remove
Bugs with time tracking, such as the last run overwriting the personal best on tracks
No offline mode; desire for offline play especially for travel

Recent reviews

Although the actual idea is very fun, some maps are designed for the sake of being hard. Some tracks have straight up stupid layouts that don’t make any sense. Plus, the crash detector doesn’t work. It said I wouldn’t crash but randomly it decided halfway that I would. Overall, good concept but poor execution in game design and mechanics.