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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 9, 2012
  • October 14, 2024

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Engage in fast-paced, top-down racing with no scrolling. Compete against friends or random opponents in timed challenges, aiming to beat their best laps. Master tight corners and climb leaderboards to become the ultimate racer.

Non-scrolling top-down view
Timed online challenges
Ghost replays of friends' races
Leaderboard competition
Unlockable cars and tracks
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What's New in Tiny Racing

2.1

October 14, 2024

Bugfixes

3

In-App Purchases

$1.99

Unlock tracks and super cars

Unlock tracks and super cars

User reviews

Good little game BUT

You get two cars to choose from and two tracks for free. Gets boring very quickly once you master it.

The game is getting better

I love super sprint and this is almost like it

Can’t create user name. Don’t waste your money.

Waste.

Problem

It would be nice if yall could fix the issue where I create a username but no matter what name I put in, it’ll always say “Username Already exists” I even put something as crazy as “7474737/7/8:&;&;&:” and it says the same thing. Please fix this

Very good for what it is

I love the racing physics. They are exactly how I want an old-school arcade top down racing game to play. The controls are a bit touchy, but not so much that with some patience and practice they can be mastered. With about 30 minutes of playing I went from 29 seconds to 24.5 seconds on the first track (best all time is 22.8 seconds).

It would be really cool if this game could get pressure sensitive controls, so that a light touch only turns the car a little, and a heavy touch turns it a lot. (I mean, pressure sensitive touch is now a feature in iOS after all).

I really wish this game had AI opponents. You can only race against the clock (which is a lot of fun and ends up being the last thing to keep me playing a game I’ve overplayed anyway). You can race against uploaded ghosts of other players, too.

But I really wish there was a career mode where you can unlock new cars and tracks (instead of buying them to unlock them).

It’s also a shame that the developer didn’t include best lap times and not just best overall times. The option to reverse the direction of a map would have also been nice.

Nevertheless, totally worth the $0.99. I think this game would have been much more successful if it could be downloaded for free and then you could unlock the cars/tracks for $1.99 or $2.99. This would have made the game more visible in the App Store as many many many more people would have downloaded it.
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FAQ

What kind of game is Tiny Racing?

Tiny Racing is a non-scrolling, top-down online racing game. The gameplay focuses on speed and precision, with players racing for 3 laps on a track where the entire course is visible on screen.

How do I compete against others?

You can send challenges to friends or random opponents. Races are timed for 24 hours, and points are awarded based on performance. You can also download ghost replays of friends' races to practice against their best times.

Is Tiny Racing free to play?

The game includes the first two cars and tracks for free. Additional tracks and faster cars can be unlocked through in-app purchases to support the developers and expand your racing options.

What makes the gameplay unique?

The non-scrolling, top-down perspective provides a complete overview of the track, allowing for very fast and tight cornering. The gameplay is simple to learn but challenging to master, with opportunities to constantly shave off milliseconds from your race times.

What are the main modes of competition?

You can compete in time trial mode to achieve the fastest individual lap times, or earn points through the challenge mode by racing against others. Leaderboards track your progress in both modes, allowing you to race against and beat top-ranked players.