Canyon Circuit — New Edition
Drift, boost, jump, and wall-ride through a gigantic sunlit canyon circuit where every car is equal and every clean line earns speed.
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Game briefing
Drift, boost, jump, and wall-ride through a gigantic sunlit canyon circuit where every car is equal and every clean line earns speed.
Documented features
- Banked-road magnetic assistance keeps cars from sliding off extreme slopes
- Corner Assist levels: Off, Light, or Strong
- Split-screen racing for two players
- Track Lab test drives and custom track testing
- Online ghost racing
How to play
Complete clean laps and set a personal best by learning the canyon's banks, ramps, crests, and corkscrews.
Your first few minutes
- Start solo with Corner Assist Strong. Use the first lap to learn the route, not chase a time.
- Hold a steady line through banked turns. Treat crests, ramps, and corkscrews as separate timing challenges.
- Use Track Lab to repeat one difficult section, such as a crest-to-ramp transition or corkscrew exit.
- Compare your result and personal-best entry. In split-screen, each driver can select an independent assist level.
The catalog and source provide no explicit input mappings. Follow on-screen help; do not assume keyboard, gamepad, or touch bindings.
A little head start
- Move from Strong to Light, then Off, when assisted lines feel predictable.
- Leave speed margin before crests and ramps; bank assistance does not guarantee a safe landing.
- Compare attempts with the same car and assist setting; bests record the assist state.
Before you start
- Modern web browser on desktop or mobile with internet access.
- Split-screen needs one session with room for both views.
About this edition: Targets the published New Edition: Corner Assist, solo, split-screen, Track Lab, and assist-tagged bests. Magnetic banked-road physics was a later unpublished commit and is not promised. The catalog marks the destination not verified; if offline, this describes the project and play is not connected.


