Scream Racer

Scream into your phone to drive. Louder = faster. Dodge obstacles, outrun the police, and try not to laugh. Best played in public.

Your voice is the gas pedal. Scream Racer is a retro pixel-art racing game where the only way to go fast is to scream into your phone. A whisper barely moves the needle. A normal talking voice gets you rolling. But if you want to survive? You need to let it rip. Full volume. No shame. The louder you scream, the faster your car tears down the road.

The catch? There is a police car on your tail from the very first second. Slow down and the cop catches you. Stop screaming and it is game over. The only thing standing between you and a pixelated arrest is your ability to sustain an absolutely unhinged level of noise. Tilt your phone to steer between lanes, dodging traffic cones, broken-down cars, barriers, and potholes that get more ruthless the further you go. The road starts easy, but by the time you hit Chaos Mode the obstacles come in zigzag patterns, funnels, and gauntlets designed to end your run.

Grab coins scattered across the lanes to build up your bank and unlock new rides in the Garage. There are seven cars to collect, from the starter Roadster to the Muscle Car, Hot Rod, Race Kart, Pickup, and the legendary Retro Van. Chain coins together for combo multipliers that send your score through the roof. Thread the needle past obstacles for near-miss bonuses. The further you drive, the faster the world moves, the sky shifts from night to dusk to deep neon, and the milestones start taunting you: Danger Zone, Nightmare, Are You Insane, and eventually God Mode for the absolute maniacs who make it that far.

Scream Racer is best played in public. In the library. At lunch. On the bus. Anywhere the social pressure of screaming into your phone in front of other people makes the experience ten times funnier. Challenge your friends to beat your high score, enter your initials on the local leaderboard like it is 1985, and share your runs with the built-in share button.

Completely free. No ads, no accounts, no tracking, no network calls. If you love the game and want to support a solo dev, there is an optional tip jar on the main menu. Scream Racer collects zero data and works entirely offline. Just you, your lungs, and the open road.