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- $3.99$19.99-80%
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- September 10, 2020
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How versus works
Up to eight players race against each other online or four in local split-screen, drifting around corners and fighting for position on neon-lit tracks designed for close overtakes and competitive finishes.
About this game
Hotshot Racing is an arcade racer built around head-to-head competition and drift-focused handling. Players choose from angular, retro-styled cars and battle for podium spots on circuits filled with hairpin turns, chicanes, and long straights that reward slipstreaming and precise cornering lines. Every race is a fight for position, with rivals bumping, sliding, and trading places lap after lap.
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Drift mechanics demand clean inputs through tight corners, while aggressive overtakes and defensive blocking keep the pack bunched together. Modes emphasize lap times, podium finishes, and direct rivalry, turning each session into a test of racing skill and nerve. Split-screen and online lobbies support rematches and head-to-head showdowns across multiple track layouts.
Progression unlocks new vehicles and liveries, giving players reasons to return for faster times and closer races. The low-poly aesthetic and high-speed handling create a focused, competitive experience built for friends who want to settle scores on the track.
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See more similar gamesFrequently Asked Questions
Can we race against each other in split-screen?
Yes, Hotshot Racing supports split-screen racing so you and your friends can compete head-to-head on the same screen, battling for position across every circuit.
How does bumping and blocking work during races?
You can make aggressive overtakes and use defensive blocking to hold your position. Rivals will bump and jostle for position throughout the race, keeping the pack tight and competitive lap after lap.
What happens if we want immediate rematches after a close race?
Both split-screen and online lobbies support rematches, so you can jump straight back into another race on the same track or switch to a different circuit to settle the score.
Does drifting around corners give any advantage over rivals?
Yes, the drift mechanics are central to competitive racing. Clean drift inputs through tight corners help you maintain speed and defend racing lines, while sloppy drifts let rivals slip past on hairpins and chicanes.
Can we compete in online races if we're not in the same room?
Absolutely. Hotshot Racing supports online lobbies where you can race against friends remotely, competing for podium spots and faster lap times across all the track layouts.