SPUR: Draw Your Race

You draw the line. The car drives it. SPUR is a racing game with exactly one input: a finger on the glass. Before the lights, you trace your racing line over the circuit — and the speed you draw at becomes the speed you drive at. Quick down the straight, slow into the corner. Then the race plays itself out, and you watch what your hand decided. THE CAR DOES NOT BRAKE FOR YOU That is the whole mechanic and the whole challenge. Ask a corner for more than the grip allows and your line lights up red while you are still drawing it — and afterwards the car visibly runs wide of it. Hold one steady pace all the way round and you lose about a tenth of the lap without it ever looking like a mistake. After every race the game tells you where the time went: which stretch, how many seconds, and whether you were too fast there or too slow. THIRTEEN CIRCUITS THAT ARE REALLY DIFFERENT No circuit is a variation of another. The road changes width, corners are banked, four circuits have hills, and the surface is not just paint: on snow and dirt the car measurably holds less. One circuit runs at night, with headlights. And since this update it can rain or snow — with a real effect on grip, not only in the picture. THE WAY THROUGH Easy to hard. Bronze on one circuit unlocks the next. Three medals each, raced against three ghosts that drive real laps rather than being numbers — and once you have beaten them all, you race your own best time. SIX PEOPLE, ONE DEVICE Hot seat: everybody draws their lap, then all of them race at once. Names, cars and liveries are each player's own choice, and no colour appears twice. Times stay hidden until the race, or the next player knows exactly what to beat. CHAMPIONSHIPS Four track packages or your own selection, points per finish, a table, and a prize ceremony with a podium and an honour lap at the end. A championship survives closing the app. ALSO Three cars with real differences — measured, none of them wins everywhere. German and English, switchable in settings. Fully offline. No account, no sign-in, no data collection.