Inkdrift

Inkdrift is a racing game you play with a pencil instead of a pedal.

Every track begins as a blank sheet of squared paper. Trace the line you want

your car to take, and here is the twist: the pace you draw at is the pace you

drive at. Scribble through a hairpin and you wash out into the margin; ease

into it and you come out carrying speed the rest of the field cannot match.

Then you let go, and your line comes to life.

There are 32 hand-drawn tracks: bridges to jump, ramps to launch off, hairpins

that punish greed. The championship runs over 16 cups — eight of them mirrored

for a second, meaner look at every corner — with three difficulty levels and

three rivals who each drive their own way. One brakes impossibly late, one only

wakes up on the straights, one simply never makes a mistake.

Win stars, up to 192 of them, and spend them in the garage: five cars from the

scribbled starter to the neon flyer, each with top speed, grip and acceleration

you can tune.

And when the championship is done, there is more:

- Time trial — alone against the clock, bronze to diamond on every track

- Duel — race a friend's line from a shared code, no server, no account

- Party — 2 to 4 players on one device, drawing in turn, racing together

- Weather — rain that takes away your grip, night that takes away your view

No account, no timers, no waiting. Available in English, German, French,

Italian and Spanish.