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About Prompt Pursuit
How not to test drive a Roadster. Rule one: keep all four wheels on the road. Then three police cars box you in, armoured vans wall off the street, and you hold FLY. The Roadster lifts off on four jets of cold gas as the whole pursuit slams into the barricade and explodes beneath you. So much for rule one.
ATLAS, the AI that runs Meridian, takes it personally: Pursuit escalates through eight heat levels, all the way to an army tank. Race is two laps against five rivals through live traffic. And the Mopar 440 does not go over the cops. It goes through them.
Free in your browser on desktop and phone, nothing to download. Share the clip of your test drive and the Roadster is yours to keep.
Modes
- Race: two laps of the Grand Circuit against five CPU rivals and civilian traffic in every lane. The field adapts to how you race.
- Pursuit: survive the ATLAS police as long as you can across 25 km of city. The heat climbs from patrol cars to roadblocks, spike strips, armoured SUVs, a VTOL and a tank blockade, then an endless overdrive. There is nowhere to hide.
How to play
- First run: pick the Roadster or the Mopar 440. The Roadster's test drive teaches you to boost, ram, drift and fly; the Mopar's tutorial chase teaches you to escape. Both roll straight into your first race.
- In the garage, pick your car and the difficulty, Easy to Expert. The Mopar 440 is free, the Roadster is earned with its test drive and a shared clip, and seven more cars cost 100 PlayDrop Credits each.
- Near misses, oncoming passes, drafting, drifts and takedowns fill your NOS.
- A Pursuit ends when ATLAS busts you or wrecks your fifth car; your time is your score.
- Race and Pursuit have leaderboards (Easy is not ranked) and achievements.
Controls
- Keyboard: arrows or WASD, Space to drift, Shift for NOS, F to fly, P to pause.
- Gamepad: left stick to steer, RT and LT, B to drift, X or a bumper for NOS, Y to fly.
- Phone in landscape: the car accelerates by itself. Drag your left thumb to steer; hold BRAKE (DRIFT when fast and turning), NOS or FLY.
Tips
- The Roadster has 3.2 s of flight fuel, refilled on the road: save it for a roadblock.
0 plays · Released October 15, 2026 · v1.7.0
How to play
Keyboard
- Steer: arrow keys Left/Right, or A/D
- Accelerate: Up arrow or W
- Brake / reverse: Down arrow or S
- Drift and handbrake: hold Space through a corner
- NOS boost: Shift
- Fly (Roadster): hold F
- City map (Race only): M
- Pause: P (Esc opens the PlayDrop menu, which also pauses the game)
- Menus: arrow keys to choose, Enter or Space to start
Gamepad
- Steer: left stick or D-pad
- Accelerate: RT / R2
- Brake / reverse: LT / L2
- Drift: B / Circle
- Handbrake: A / Cross
- NOS boost: X / Square, LB / L1 or RB / R1
- Fly (Roadster): hold Y / Triangle
- Pause: the Menu / Options button (opens the PlayDrop menu)
- Menus: D-pad to choose, A / Cross to start
Phone or tablet (landscape)
- The car accelerates by itself.
- Steer: drag your left thumb anywhere on the left side of the screen; a stick appears under it.
- BRAKE: hold to slow down or reverse. Held while you are fast and turning, it becomes DRIFT.
- NOS: hold to boost.
- FLY (Roadster): hold to take off. The flight fuel gauge beside it empties in about 3 seconds and refills on the road.
- Pause: the pause button at the top of the screen. The game also pauses itself when you leave the app.
- Plugging in a controller switches to the gamepad controls.
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Make an AAA arcade street racer for the latest WebGPU browsers with two modes, racing and pursuit, in a cyberpunk city run by an AI: no settings, just pick a mode on a beautiful animated landing screen and drive, with keyboard, a virtual joypad on mobile and game controller support.