Bloody Rally Simulator

Bloody Rally Simulator combines racing, car battles and roguelite campaigns. You race fast cars on randomly generated and handcrafted tracks, compete for leaderboard positions and use weapons and your car’s inertia to fight other racers. Its campaigns have a dystopian story, with an AI storyteller generating conversations, missions and challenges.

Racing and combat

The physics-based handling sits between arcade and simulation: you can learn to handle and drift across different surfaces, feeling when a car loses and regains grip. Races can include weapon zones, weapons and power-ups, while a strategic nitro boost adds another way to race. Tracks can feature ramps and jumps, puddles, oil spills, ice patches, explosive barrels and other hazards, as well as destructible and movable physics-based props. Some races have 100 opponents.

Battle Mode lets you fight other racers in a shrinking area. The game also includes Pedestrian Mode. You can race in single-player campaigns, local couch co-op or Steam Remote Play Together, and up to four players can race in split-screen local multiplayer. A setting can turn off blood for family-friendly split-screen sessions.

Campaigns and challenges

Campaigns use procedurally generated content and AI-generated conversations, missions and challenges. Adaptive AI opponents use the same physics-based controls as the player, have emotions and character, and sometimes do stupid things. Names of top players from the leaderboards can appear as AI racers in campaigns.

Daily Challenge pairs a track and car in a different combination, while Time Attack offers another way to race for leaderboard places. In both modes, ghost replays let you compete asynchronously against other players. You can also race against other players’ ghosts through Steam Leaderboards, which include many different leaderboards.

Create and customize

In-game editors let you build your own tracks and cars using the same tools used to create the game’s content. You can share your creations through Steam Workshop. Customize car paint jobs with layers of details, use your own images for paint jobs and racer avatars, and change opponents’ names in campaigns or custom races. Cars also have tuning and upgrades, and racers earn XP and level up.

A built-in console lets you experiment with in-game physics and change game logic. The game includes nearly 50 achievements and a soundtrack with a dozen full-length tunes.