About
A racing game you draw first.
Paperacers started from a game played in school notebooks for decades: Racetrack, also known as Vector Rally. Two walls drawn in pen on grid paper, a dot for each car, and one rule that makes it a race: every move keeps the speed and direction of the last one, and you can only change it a little at a time. Brake too late and you're into the wall.
Paperacers keeps that rule and the paper. You paint a road on the grid, put down a start line, maybe some oil, bumps and boosts, and race it. Alone against your own ghost, with up to five friends in a lobby, or on the daily challenge: one new track a day, the same for everyone, one attempt each. Tracks you're proud of can go in the Marketplace for anyone to race.
It runs in any modern browser, on a computer or a phone, with nothing to install. You can play without an account; signing in with your email keeps your tracks on every device and puts you on the daily leaderboard.
Who makes it
Paperacers is made by Bede Walthew, in France. Ideas, bugs, a track you think is brilliant: write to [email protected].