Race of the Teleporting Cars

Controls

WASD to Drive

Space to teleport

R to restart

Esc to leave

"Race of the Teleporting Cars

Once upon a time, in a distant future, where interstellar travel and advanced technology had become the norm, a unique form of entertainment captivated the inhabitants of the galaxy. It was known as "Race of the Teleporting Stars," a prestigious and exhilarating top-down 2D racing game featuring teleporting cars racing on tracks suspended high above the stars.

The story begins with the brilliant inventor and visionary, Dr. Aria Luminara. She was renowned across the galaxy for her revolutionary teleportation technology, which allowed for instantaneous transportation between distant planets. Dr. Luminara was passionate about showcasing the incredible possibilities of teleportation, and her dream was to create an awe-inspiring racing experience that pushed the boundaries of her invention.

With the support of the Intergalactic Racing Commission, Dr. Luminara began designing the most extraordinary racetracks ever seen. She constructed intricate tracks high above the atmosphere, weaving through asteroid fields, cosmic clouds, and interstellar debris. These tracks were suspended on energy beams that allowed cars to race in the open space, without any fear of falling.

The cars themselves, known as "Teleporters," were equipped with cutting-edge teleportation devices. These teleporters were like no other vehicles; they could jump instantaneously from one point to another, creating breathtaking, mind-bending races. It was up to the racers to harness the full potential of these extraordinary vehicles."

- Chatgpt ("Give a story behind a video game called the race of teleporting cars, that is a top down camera, 2d racing game with teleporting cars racing on a track in the sky or space.")

Reviews

Quantum Querent

Rating: ★★★☆☆

Disclosure: While I haven't personally dabbled in "Race of the Teleporting Cars," I did consult the quantum realm for its opinion. The quantum realm was rather noncommittal, but it hinted at three stars. If you trust quantum hints, this game is for you!

        -Chatgpt ("Give mediocre reviews of the game having never played it")