Apex Point

Apex Point is an open-world racing simulator set in Japan. You customize and tune cars in first person, then race across several disciplines: drag racing, drifting, street racing and legal track racing. You can switch between them as you build a career as a racer and car enthusiast.

Explore and race

The open world has dynamic environments, intelligent traffic, changing weather, day and night cycles, seasons and celestial events. Each car uses a simulator/sim-cade physics system with its own characteristics. Multiple camera settings let you choose your driving view.

Tune and customize cars

You can fit performance and cosmetic parts for drift, drag and grip setups, and modify both the exterior and interior. Weight and aerodynamic simulation responds to the parts installed, while detailed tuning options include tire pressure, ride height, camber, toe, steering angle, wastegate pressure and ECU settings. The tire system stretches tires to match rim size, allowing different fitments, and the paint booth lets you paint individual parts, including the engine and suspension.

Cars support engine swaps and conversions, and parts wear based on mileage and other variables. Dynamic exhaust sounds respond to modifications; turbo flutter occurs with BOV-delete setups, and each BOV has its own sound. Tunnels and multi-level car parks have echoes. Engines and body parts are animated, and cars include working gauges, odometers and stall lights.

Build a career

The economy uses prices modeled on real-world costs. You can earn money through racing, repairing cars and selling them for a profit, or dismantling unregistered cars for parts. A dyno simulation calculates wheel horsepower and torque (WHP and WTQ) based on RPM and engine load after drivetrain power loss. Road legality checks mean an illegal car can cost you money when you sell it and may cause trouble if you drive it on the streets.

Current features

The game also includes a first-person mechanic mode, photo mode and settings for personalizing the driving experience, including visual wheel rotation, ABS, ESC and TCS. It supports gamepads and wheels with H-shifters and force feedback.