Vector Rally

Momentum is everything. Plot your vector, thread the corner, and outbrake a razor-sharp AI across 27 tracks then send your best run to a friend and dare them to beat it.

Race on graph paper. One dot at a time. No reflexes — just nerve, geometry, and momentum.

Vector Race revives the classic pen-and-paper game of Racetrack. Each turn you adjust your velocity by one notch in any direction, and your speed carries over. Accelerate too greedily and no amount of steering will save you from the wall. Every corner is a bet you place three turns early.

HOW IT PLAYS • Tap one of eight dots each turn — your momentum decides where they are • No coasting: you commit to accelerating, braking, or turning every single turn • Touch a wall and you crash: you stop dead and sit out as many turns as the speed you carried in • First to cross the finish line wins

A RIVAL WORTH BEATING The computer doesn't fake difficulty. It calculates the genuinely optimal line and plays it — on Hard it never gives a turn away, and beating it means racing perfectly. Medium and Easy concede the occasional turn like a human running wide, never like a bot driving into walls.

27 TRACKS, HONESTLY RANKED From a four-turn drag strip to a multi-screen marathon: sweeping curves, hairpins, island slaloms, tooth mazes, a five-door labyrinth, and a spiral whose finish sits at the eye of the storm. Every track's difficulty rating comes from its par — the optimal number of turns, computed by the AI itself.

BEAT YOUR FRIENDS' GHOSTS Every win records your run. Share any track with your best run attached — your friend races your ghost live on their board, corner for corner, and sends their answer back. No accounts, no servers, no waiting for your turn.

BUILD YOUR OWN TRACKS Draw walls, place the finish, and the game instantly tells you whether your track can be raced and what par is. Generate huge multi-screen circuits with one tap when you want something nobody has ever driven.

TWO PLAYER Same couch, one screen, alternating turns. The oldest way to play, and still the best trash talk.