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- $14.99
- Release
- December 4, 2023
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How versus works
Players collaborate to build a modular track from loops, crossings, and obstacles, then race against each other in split-screen or online matches, using weapons and drifts to sabotage opponents across the layout they created.
About this game
Make Way is a competitive top-down racer inspired by Micro Machines and Mashed, with one signature twist: before the starting gun fires, you and your rivals assemble the track together. Snap loops, train crossings, helter skelters, and obstacles into place, then immediately settle the score on your own creation.
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Races demand tight drifts, quick reflexes, and ruthless timing. Dart through the corners you designed, unleash zany weapons to knock opponents off course, and exploit the shortcuts or bottlenecks you built into the layout. Every curve becomes a tactical edge or a chaotic trap depending on who navigates it better.
Matches are built for rapid rematches and escalating rivalry. Cross-platform multiplayer lets you race friends on different systems, while split-screen support keeps the action local. Because you shape every layout, no two sessions play the same, rewarding both track knowledge and split-second counterplay.
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How does the track-building phase work when we're racing against each other?
Before each race starts, you and your rivals build the track together by placing loops, train crossings, helter skelters, and obstacles. Once the layout is complete, you immediately race on the track you just created. This means you can design shortcuts that only you know about or add bottlenecks to slow down your opponents if you navigate them better.
Can we use weapons to mess with other racers during a race?
Yes, you can unleash wacky weapons to knock opponents off course. Combined with tight drifts and quick reflexes through the corners you designed, weapons give you another way to gain an edge or disrupt rivals who are ahead.
Does Make Way support local split-screen racing?
Yes, Make Way supports split-screen so you can race against friends locally on the same system. It also offers cross-platform multiplayer if you want to compete against friends on different systems.
How do rematches work after a race ends?
Matches are built for rapid rematches, so you can jump straight into another round. Because you build a new track layout each time, every session plays differently and lets you adjust your strategy based on the previous race.