Velocity One

Velocity One is an arcade cup racer built around 90s-style futuristic racing physics. You ride a bike through long, single-lap tracks, racing the clock and collecting enough point pickups to meet each track’s score requirement. There are no AI opponents; the track itself is your rival.

Race across four planets

Progress through four planets, each with one planet-wide track that is five to seven times longer than a standard futuristic racer track. Each track takes about five to seven minutes to complete and includes loops, batwing inversions and cobra rolls. The game features over 20 inversions, and every track piece is uniquely designed rather than reused.

To advance, you need to reach the end before time runs out and collect enough points to meet the score requirement. You do not need to collect every point orb, as each planet has enough to reach the high score even on the hardest difficulty. The game models real vehicle physics, so you can flip, spin and tumble as you learn to handle the tracks. Letting off the gas can help in some situations, while braking is crucial in others.

Cups and practice tracks

Each cup difficulty changes the bike’s turning radius, top speed, acceleration and gravity to match the challenge. Beating the different cup difficulties unlocks a secret level with unlockable track sections featuring twists, heights and distinct visuals. The game does not save progress between sessions, and completing it requires beating the two hardest difficulties in a row.

Three hand-crafted practice tracks have designs different from the main challenge tracks. You can also race each one in the opposite direction. Pipes and barrels appear as experimental track features; you must pass through the pipes, but going upside down in them and collecting points while inverted are optional.