Take It Racing 3! 

(1970 oval track style) - made in GB Studio, playable on Game Boy!

Choose a sponsor, choose a track, laps, car, engine, tyres and gearing before jumping into a race!

Recommended, 4 laps per race for quick fun with minimal pit management and maximum winning!

Finish races in high positions to gain xp and unlock more cars, engines and tyres. Races are split into sections, control your acceleration with the power bar. The faster you go, the less time you will have to make decisions. Move from screen to screen left and right, press down to skip to the next section early. If your tyres wear, fuel runs out or body gets too much damage, you can enter the pits to repair and refuel!

Controls

Action Key Alternate Key Game Boy
StartEnter Start
Move Cursor Directional Arrows W, A, S, D keys D-Pad
Interact, Click, Skip Text Z key Alt, J key A
Cancel X Key Ctrl, K key B

Take It Racing 3 is currently an early prototype. I intend to fully redesign the game from the ground up now that I have experimented with this new way of displaying races. Let me know what you think so I can improve the game!

Published 19 hours ago
StatusPrototype
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorRobert Doman
GenreStrategy, Racing, Simulation
Made withGIMP, GB Studio
Tags2D, 8-Bit, Game Boy, Homebrew, Indie, Pixel Art, Retro, Singleplayer
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Smartphone
AccessibilityColor-blind friendly, Subtitles, High-contrast

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Take It Racing 3 Prototype (GB File) 512 kB
Take It Racing 3 Prototype (Analogue Pocket File) 512 kB

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Never stop doing you

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I guess a tutorial inside the game would be nice, because at the game screen, I don't have any idea what most symbols mean, specially the ones that the player can increase and decrease, which theoretically are the most important.

Definitely! Couldn't agree more. It currently comes across as a 'just for the developer' kind of game