Quick vs Racing Dash 2D

Quick-Tac-Toe puts you against a computer opponent in three different difficulty levels. The objective is to win as many games as possible before the board grows too big or you run out of lives. Multiple wins in a row will reward you with extra points depending on how long your streak runs for. Can you beat the high score?

No ads. No nonsense. Just racing. This is a fast paced, arcade style racing game made with care. Master tight turns, outpace rivals, and push every vehicle to its limit. Whether on mobile or desktop, this offline first racer is ready when you are. Features: • Arcade Style Controls: Responsive handling that gives you full control. Boost, drift, and dash your way to victory. • Unlock & Upgrade: Earn in game coins to unlock new vehicles and improve their stats. No microtransactions, just pure progression. • Persistent Save Data: Your progress is stored locally on your device. Jump back in at any time. • Built in Godot 4: Created using the open source Godot Engine and optimized for mobile, desktop, and even Raspberry Pi 5. • Offline First: No connection? No problem. Just you, the track, and the thrill of the race. Polished with purpose. Lightweight by design. Racing Dash 2D fits in your pocket, but drives like it means it. What started as a group project in high school has grown into one of the first top down 2D racing games made in Godot 4 to be released across multiple platforms, built solo, long before the engine’s spotlight ever hit.