Break Velocity.

Break the grid. Beat the clock.

A 54-second gameplay trailer: prototype rocket cars, five distinct weapons, a Mad Max mission and a real night extraction. Narration, captured game sound and original music.

Prototype testing and the mission are separate acts. The mission ends with an actual 2,601-point extraction and 340 earned credits. Day, golden-hour and night are manually selected presets. Physical Tesla hardware remains untested.

Escape the Kill Grid.

The defense AI has falsely flagged your experimental car and sealed its vehicle escape routes. Destroy the street, wall and rooftop strike relays, then reach extraction before the kill-pulse disables your car. Civilians are still here. Protect them.

Incoming hits now show attacker direction, a brief flash on the car, impact sparks and an Integrity pulse. Dodge real incoming shots; cover still matters. Civilian impacts cost points and the clean bonus.

Watch: Break the Lockdown.

One actual Mad Max mission in 52 seconds: hit back, climb, extract, earn and go again.

The run extracts with 1,787 points and earns 258 credits. The garage purchase upgrades reserve in the original Proving Ground; the next city run uses an already-owned Scatter. Use the player’s CC menu for optional English captions.

Choose your shot. Earn your escape.

Disable the street relay, climb for the wall relay, then fly above the roof to break the final shield. Land inside extraction. Pursuit drones telegraph real incoming shots: brake, turn or lift to dodge, then return fire.

F or Fire uses the equipped weapon. Tap its name to cycle weapons you own; open Options to spend earned credits on unlocks. Read the charge, reload and lock status before firing. Pulse stays free when charge runs low.

Civilian destruction costs points and the clean bonus. Nearby traffic wrecks remain solid. Aim at hostile drones and leave space to manoeuvre. Use the city’s time buttons to move from daylight through Golden Hour to Night without restarting your mission. Night keeps cool body lighting and working headlights; use V to change the city camera.

Find your line.

This 2:35 historical showcase introduces the cars, stunts and Manhattan mission objectives. It predates the Build13 five-weapon arsenal. Use a chapter to jump to the part you want to try.

The video includes narration, music and captions. An optional English CC track is also available in the player.

Know the mission. Feel every action.

Every mode opens with its objective, controls and a short recorded briefing. Choose Listen / Replay to hear it, then Start when you are ready. The game waits while you read. Use Instructions or Help to revisit it.

Pursuit drones lead your car at street height and look for a clear forward firing position. Incoming damage flashes a red halo around the screen edge while Integrity drops. Keep moving, turn or take cover to evade their pulses.

Break the lockdown. Make the extraction.

The defense AI has falsely flagged your experimental car and sealed its vehicle escape routes. Civilians remain in the city; protect them. Destroy the street, wall and rooftop strike relays, survive recurring pursuit drones, then land in the green extraction circle before the kill-pulse. Start with Chill to learn the route. The briefing opens before the timer starts.

Choose your pressure

After the third relay, the extraction window lasts up to 35 seconds and is still bounded by the kill-pulse timer. Turn back toward the green circle while still clear of the building, then release Lift to descend. Land inside the circle, slow below about 7 mph and hold position briefly. Flying through it does not finish the run. Esc pauses. R / Backspace recovers at the selected route start and ends a scored run.

Earn and equip

Pulse is a free precision beam. Unlock Repeater (180 credits) for three travelling rounds, Scatter (220) for a close-range spread, Seeker (360) for a locked homing rocket, or EMP (300) to stun clear nearby pursuers for five seconds. Seeker needs a clear hostile lock; cover and relay shields still apply. Advanced weapons spend the visible Charge reserve. Cycle owned weapons with the weapon button; unlocks are in Options. Switch back to Pulse when charge is low.

Extraction earns credits. A failed attempt can qualify after at least 60 seconds, 100 metres and meaningful combat progress. Abandoning, recovering or teleporting forfeits the reward. Each result pays once. Credits and unlocks share the existing browser-local garage save; no account purchase or paid service is needed.

Clearer voice, fewer interruptions

The warning voice uses bundled natural-sounding synthetic recordings, approved in the listening preview. It does not run a speech model or call a paid service while you play. Unmapped details stay in captions; playback failures also fall back to captions.

Four original radio stations

The radio strip stays visible while driving: Midnight Circuit, Calle Ocho, Neon Foundry and the new Static Pressure. Choose a station, then use Play/Pause and its volume slider.

Explore beyond the mission

Free drive has no countdown or scoring. Choose Midtown (~5 minutes), Park & skyline (~10 minutes), or Manhattan traverse (~20 minutes) in Drive options, then explore the native streets, parks and landmarks. Route times are suggestions, not forced durations. Golden Hour, Midday, Blue Hour and Night change the city's lighting. Use the map to choose other streets.

Desktop and Tesla profiles

Balanced is the default. Desktop High uses native pixel density, stronger shadows and more traffic/pedestrians. Compatibility uses 75% render scale, smaller shadows, fewer actors and WebGL2. All profiles retain the same city and car geometry; desktop fidelity has not been globally capped for Tesla.

The desktop ground-drive baseline covered 8.65 km in 20 real minutes, with a median displayed 52 fps. It predates the added mission and collision features. Matched short desktop tests measured High/Balanced at 56 fps and Compatibility at 45 by day / 32 at night. WebGL2 was slower on this Mac despite lower detail; these are not Tesla results.

City source: Mr.doob's Slop New York, with retained code and geographic-data notices. The original proving ground remains available for inspection and stunt practice. Videos below are historical recordings of their labelled builds.

See the full stunt. Hear the new stations.

Use the newest external side-camera replay to follow the ramp climb, upside-down grip, release and touchdown. This silent recording uses real keyboard inputs and on-screen captions; there is no voiceover.

Glass, robot driver, active aero and radio.

From your first run to copilot.

Paint, wheels and doors.

Launch, grip, fly and land.

Watch the newest clear side-camera stunt replay ↑. This older recording remains available as a controls archive.

Original proving-ground controls.

W /↑Drive · S /↓Brake/reverse · A/DSteer · ShiftBoost · SpaceLift · EAir roll · CCamera · RRestart · EscPause · BackspaceRecover at last checkpoint · FFire · PCopilot.

Mouse/drag aims. Hold the on-screen buttons for touch. Release Lift to let the downward jets land the car. Roll requires 5 metres of clearance. Backspace recovery costs up to 100 points and 8 seconds. Use Pause before switching away; automatic focus-loss pause still needs verification. Performance mode reduces shadows, resolution and scenery detail.

Credits, purchases, personal best and vehicle appearance save only in this browser. Reset earned progress requires a second confirming click in the garage. Both cars remain available without a purchase.