Multiplayer

Ruin a friendship. Locally.

Up to four players on one screen, a full Cup season on the couch, or network races across the house.

Split-screen · 2 to 4 players

One screen, four grudges

Two players split top and bottom. Three or four share a 2×2 grid; with three, the spare corner shows the track map.
Every player gets their own HUD, their own shop visit and their own pad rumble.
A YOU / P1 to P4 marker floats over every human truck, so you always know who to blame.
Every track open from the start, forwards, with day, sunset or night.
Fill the grid with computer rivals from Easy to Expert.

The Cup

A season of races for 1 to 4 players plus computer rivals. Points for every finish, a table after each round, one winner, one trophy.

Pick the length. 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 rounds. Points go 10, 6, 3, 1.
Set a budget if you want a money game: prize money every round ($100K, $70K, $45K, $25K), upgrades between rounds, and damage that carries over until you pay to fix it.
Race, shop, repeat. The table after each round tells you who's buying the pizza.

Network race

Race friends on other computers on your local network. One player hosts, up to three join.

Games on your network show up automatically, or join with a lobby code.
Ready up, and the host starts the race.
Pickups, crates and Dirty Tricks are shared, so everyone sees the same oil slick.
If someone drops out, a computer driver takes their truck.

Network races currently use a local network. Internet matchmaking is not available.

Connect each computer to the same local network and run the same version of the game.
One player hosts a Network Race. The others join the discovered game or enter its lobby code.
Choose the race, ready up in the lobby, and let the host start the grid.

Mode	Players	Where
Quick Race	1 to 4 humans + computer rivals	One screen
The Cup	1 to 4 humans + computer rivals	One screen
Network Race	Up to 4 (host + 3)	Local network, one player per computer
Daily Challenge	1	Same race for everyone that day