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About Nitro Nonsense

Nitro Nonsense is a racing party game for up to 16 players, playable locally or online. You race on tracks that players can reshape between races, and losing improves your car so you can fight back in the next one.

Racing together

Play with a keyboard or controllers, using traditional split-screen or a shared top-down view. You can choose between couch and online play, and use one screen or several.

Change the track

After each race, the winner gets to edit the next track while the other players are in the garage. Raise and carve the terrain, reroute the course, resize the map and place jumps, boosts, walls and traps. You can make a clean competitive circuit, a trap-filled gauntlet or a course that barely qualifies as a racetrack.

Improve after a loss

Every time you lose, your car improves. The more you lose, the more powerful it becomes, giving you a chance to fight back and making rematches less predictable.

Weapons and abilities

The game includes weapons and passive abilities for disrupting rivals and gaining ground:

  • Cannon: spins out whoever it hits.
  • Hook: latches onto the car ahead and slingshots you past it.
  • Jammer: reverses a rival’s steering.
  • Brick Wall: leaves a breakable wall behind you.
  • Other weapons: mines, oil slicks, shockwaves and homing missiles.
  • Passives: shield, 4WD, hang glider and a bumper that lets you ram without taking the hit yourself.

Chilean landscapes

Every environment draws on the landscapes, wildlife and culture of Chile. Race from the Atacama Desert to Chilean Antarctica, passing through Rapa Nui, the vineyards of the Colchagua Valley and the dense Valdivian forests. The courses include recognizable landmarks, native vegetation and animals such as condors and huemules, rendered in a colorful low-poly style.

Frequently asked questions

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Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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