Overtake it! Traffic Racing

Late afternoon, 180 on the clock, and a truck fills the windshield.
The other lane is clear for a second. You go.

Overtake it! is about that second. You drive a sports coupé down long two-lane roads with more traffic than you'd like: a tractor with a queue behind it, a camper crawling up the pass, a car that pulls out at the same moment you do. You thread your way through at speed, in the dark, in the rain, over the mountains, up to 50 km at a stretch.

Smooth and quick beats brave and lucky. Every crash costs ten seconds.

• Tracks without end. 30 of ours, from a 6 km sprint through the polder to a 50 km Grand Tour across the whole country. And on Shared tracks, every road other players have built, with more added all the time.

• Traffic with a mind of its own. Cars queue behind trucks and pull out when they think it's clear, sometimes right into your path. Oncoming drivers flash, honk and swerve.

• The sun keeps moving. Set off in the afternoon and finish with the headlights on.

• Weather. Rain, fog banks, snow showers, storms and rush hour. Tunnels where your eyes need a moment.

• Places to drive. Dunes, dikes, pine forest, moorland, desert, hairpins, and cliff roads high above the sea.

• One button is enough. For a casual race, hold it to go and let go to back off: the car steers, overtakes and brakes for you, and you only choose the moment. Want more? Use two buttons, or drive the whole car yourself, manual transmission included, with tilt steering, a thumb slider, a gamepad or a racing wheel.

• Medals, not grinding. Every track is open from the start. Bronze, silver or gold, and gold only with a clean run.

• Replays worth keeping. TV cameras, a director that cuts the race for you, and a video to share when you're done. Or send the replay itself, and let a friend take over from any moment.

• Your own roads. The track designer lets you pick the landscape, the traffic, the weather and the hour, and drive it straight away.

• Shared tracks. The players' own roads, all in one place. Race them, rate them, keep your favorites, and put your own up for everyone.

• An engine you can hear working. The sound is made live, cylinder by cylinder.

The first six tracks are free, and you can try the track designer. One purchase unlocks the rest for good: all 30 tracks, every track on Shared tracks, and saving and sharing your own.

No ads. No timers. No account. Plays offline (Shared tracks need a connection).

Recent changes:
Share your tracks: publish a track from the garage and race the ones other players made, sorted by their stars. Track designer: a new track starts with its landscape; zoom, move and turn the map. A flyover of the track before the race, and a map of every track on its card. Smoother on phones: the resolution adapts to keep the frame rate, and the world is built without stutter. More grip and a better balance in the bends. Minor fixes.