A mobile air racing game

RACE AERO

Gate to gate, wingtip to canyon wall. Build the plane, hold the line, take the week.

  • Air races
  • Time trials
  • Multiplayer grids

What flying it is like

Gates, not laps on an oval

Courses run pylon to pylon through canyon, coast and city. Clip a gate and the clock punishes you; take it tight and the next line opens up.

Two thumbs, no tutorial wall

Tilt or twin-stick, throttle on the right, both remappable. Thirty seconds to fly it, a lot longer to fly it clean.

A hangar that changes the plane

Wings, engine, fuselage and fin. Every kit trades something — top speed against turn-in, climb against stability — and you feel it in the first corner.

Ghosts you can actually beat

Your best lap flies beside you with sector splits, so you know which gate cost you the run instead of guessing.

Dirty air is real

Sit in a slipstream and you gain. Sit in it too long and you cook the entry to the turn. Overtaking is a decision, not a button.

Boards that reset

Weekly leaderboards per course, so a good week counts and a bad one is gone by Monday.

Ways to race

Four things you can be doing within a minute of loading in.

Time Trial

One plane, one line, your own ghost chasing you down the canyon.

  • Ghost replay of your best lap
  • Per-sector split times
  • Rotating course of the week
  • Runs without a connection
Most played

Multiplayer Grand Prix

Eight planes, one grid, slipstream and contact rules that hold the pack together.

  • Up to eight on the grid
  • Skill-matched lobbies
  • Slipstream and dirty air
  • Season ladder

Hangar

Build a plane for the course instead of a plane for everything.

  • Wing, engine and fuselage kits
  • Liveries, numbers and trim
  • Handling trade-offs you can feel
  • Saved loadout per course

Events and tournaments

Running a bracket for a community, a channel or a brand — tell us the format and we set it up.

  • Private lobbies and ladders
  • Custom course order
  • Spectator-friendly camera
  • Event liveries

Course rotation, event formats and build availability change between test rounds.

From message to first flight

  1. Send the form

    Name, email, and one line on what you want: a playtest seat, a press build, or an event.

  2. We read it and reply

    A person on the team answers, not a ticket robot. If your device or format is a problem, we say so straight away.

  3. You get a build and a briefing

    Access details plus a short note on what changed since the last round and what we want hammered on.

  4. Fly it, then tell us

    Tutorial canyon, then the course of the week. Your lap data and your notes come back to the handling team.

From the test rounds

★★★★★
The gates do the work. I spent an evening shaving half a second off one canyon section and never noticed the time.
Marek
★★★★★
Swapped to a shorter wing for the coast course and instantly lost the straights. That trade-off is the whole game for me.
Priya
★★★★☆
Grid starts are chaos in a good way. Slipstreaming the pack then peeling out late actually works if you time it.
Devon

Straight answers

Do I need a connection to race?

Time trials and ghost runs work offline. Grand prix grids and leaderboard submissions need you online.

Does the hangar turn into pay-to-win?

No kit is strictly better than another. Everything trades — speed for turn-in, climb for stability — so the choice is about the course you are flying.

Tilt or on-screen controls?

Both, and you can remap either. Throttle, pitch and roll can sit wherever your thumbs already are.

Will it run on my phone?

The build is tuned to hold frame rate on older hardware. Put your device in the form and we will tell you honestly whether a test build is worth your time.

Can we run a tournament or a collaboration?

Yes — private lobbies, custom ladders and event liveries are part of what we set up. Send the format you have in mind through the form.

Get on the grid

Playtest seat, press build, or an event you want run — one form for all three.

  • A member of the team reads every message and answers personally.
  • First reply tells you which build fits your device and what is in it.
  • No newsletter, no drip sequence — just the conversation you started.