Motor Racing in Space

Strap into a rocket powered car and launch straight into the void in Motor Racing in Space. Asteroids tumble past your windshield, distant nebulas glow in every color, and the only sound out here is your own engine screaming through the vacuum. This is a racing game built for players who want more than a straight track, it wants your reflexes and your nerve.

You are not just driving fast, you are surviving. Every level throws a new obstacle field at you, drifting past space debris, dodging meteor showers, and threading tight gaps between drifting asteroids while trying to hold your line.

🎮️ How to play

Getting moving is simple, but staying alive takes practice.

• Use the arrow keys to steer your vehicle through the track.
• Avoid obstacles and stay on course as you race through space.
• Gather diamonds along the way to boost your car's performance.

Mobile play

Motor Racing in Space also runs in mobile browsers, so you can steer with touch controls on a phone or tablet screen when you are away from your keyboard.

⚡ Quick summary

• Race through 30 increasingly punishing levels set across deep space.
• Grab diamonds mid run to fund permanent upgrades for your engine.
• Weave around asteroid fields, meteor showers, and drifting space junk.
• Balance flat out speed against the precision needed to survive each turn.
• Chase your own best times and climb the high score leaderboard.
• Feel real weightlessness as you boost past planets and glowing nebulas.

⭐ Key features

• 30 levels of cosmic racing, each with its own layout and hazards.
• An upgrade system built around the diamonds you collect on track.
• Tight obstacle dodging that rewards quick, precise steering.
• A vibrant car to pilot through nebulae, star fields, and asteroid belts.
• A built in leaderboard so you can compare scores with friends.
• An electronic soundtrack that keeps pace with the on screen chaos.

Your real goal is to clear all 30 levels while pushing your score as high as it will go on each one. The difficulty ramps up fast, so you will need to relearn your timing every few tracks as courses get denser with obstacles and gravity starts working against you.

The visuals lean into glowing nebula backdrops and detailed spacecraft, while crashes land with a satisfying crunch and the engine note shifts as you build up speed, all of which makes this feel like a proper sports style racer even though the setting is pure science fiction.

🧠 Tips & tricks

• Save your boost for straightaways instead of burning it early.
• Ease off slightly before sharp turns so you do not overshoot the track.
• Learn each level's obstacle pattern so surprises stop costing you runs.
• Sweep the inside edge of turns, that is usually where diamonds cluster.
• Take glancing hits over head on collisions, they cost far less speed.

Once you are ready, jump in and see how far your reflexes can take you. Upgrade your engine with every diamond you find, chase a cleaner run on each track, and see if you can put a score up that your friends cannot touch.

🎥 Video gameplay

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📋 Game details

Game title

Motor Racing in Space

Published

at Tambi Games

Technology

HTML5

Platforms

Desktop Browser, Mobile

Tambi Games editor ratings

⭐⭐⭐⭐ (3.5/5)

❓ Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Q: How many levels does Motor Racing in Space have:

A: There are 30 levels, each adding tougher obstacle patterns and tighter timing as you climb through them:

Q: What do the diamonds actually do:

A: Diamonds collected on track are spent on upgrades that improve your car's speed and handling for later, harder levels:

Q: Is there a penalty for crashing into asteroids:

A: Yes, a hard collision slows you down badly and can end a run, so glancing hits are much safer than head on impacts:

Q: Does the game get harder as you go:

A: Each level adds denser obstacle fields and faster required reactions, so early tracks are far more forgiving than the later ones:

Q: Can I compare my scores with other players:

A: Yes, the game includes a leaderboard where you can measure your best times and scores against others: