Your Flying Car Awaits You In Chaotic Survival Racer Distance

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Refract Studios has announced that its survival racer Distance will be available on Steam Early Access on December 9th with a new trailer.

 

Distance has you racing across a neon-lit cybercity against opponents in a unique car that allows you to boost, jump, rotate, and fly. Yep, you can drive upside-down and along vertical walls, while flying lets you discover shortcuts across tracks.

 

Speaking of the tracks, they’re not laps in Distance but intense A to B races. As you progress through them, you’ll apparently be able to uncover the mysterious history of the twisted and chaotic world that you drive across.

 

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Distance has single player modes and supports online multiplayer races. It’s the spiritual sequel to the freeware student-made game Nitronic Rush (which you can still download for free), and was successfully Kickstarted in November 2012.

 

You can find out more about Distance, as well as pre-order it right now, over on its website.


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