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About Over Tooned

Over Tooned is an arcade racing game with anime-inspired vehicles and a GenX style. It is designed for quick, pick-up-and-play races, with randomly selected tracks and an automatic racing mode where you can watch computer-controlled racers compete.

Race and explore

The game includes 30 race tracks and 10 exploration tracks: five Outdoor Adventure tracks and five City Adventure tracks. Track selections are random, and race tracks feature moving ramps whose number depends on the difficulty mode. In the Outdoor and City Adventure modes, you can drive without racing, collect Rubber Ducks and find hidden areas to earn race points that unlock vehicles. You can also unlock vehicles by racing to earn race points.

There are four difficulty modes, which adjust speed, acceleration, control and the number of ramps:

  • Easy: lowest speeds, better control and the fewest ramps.
  • Standard: the default setting, usually with two or three ramps per track.
  • Psycho: much higher speeds and acceleration, with more ramps.
  • Madness: the highest speeds and acceleration, with the most ramps.

Vehicles and racers

Over Tooned has 501 vehicles, with more planned. They use a custom 1990s-style anime shader, while the user interface uses a custom 1980s-style cartoon shader. The game also includes an emoji system and over 200 songs across different genres.

There are 731 computer-controlled AI racers. They have learning, emotional and relationship systems: each racer improves through racing and has relationships with every other racer and the player. They do not use rubber-banding, so a racer that crashes must catch up or risk being passed. Automatic mode lets you try out the different difficulty settings before racing against them, or simply watch the AI race. Streamer Mode supports leaving the automatic races running while taking a break.

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