Every way to ride the tube

Race Mode is the heart of Rhythm Racer — a score attack through a music-generated 360° tunnel. Pick any song from your library or the 100+ built-in original tracks. The game analyzes the audio and builds a unique tube where bass, drums, and melody all shape the track geometry.

Twelve lanes wrap around you in a full circle. Move between them to gather gems on the beat and slip past obstacles, all timed to the music. Every decision matters — miss a gem column and you lose combo potential; hit an obstacle and you might need that shield you collected three beats ago.

The same song always generates the same track. Nothing is random. That means you can learn the flow, find your optimal line, and push your score higher run after run until you've truly mastered a song.

Not every run has to be a score attack. Cruise Mode is built for longer tracks and longer sessions: one continuous drive through ever-changing tubes while your playlist rolls on uninterrupted.

You get the same music-reactive world — the tube still pulses with every beat, bass drop still reshapes the path ahead — but with far less pressure. No frantic score chasing. No leaderboard anxiety. Just you, your custom ship, your styled tunnel, and the flow.

It's the wind-down mode for when you've had a long day and don't want a fight — you want a drive. Queue up an album, pick your favourite colour preset, and disappear into the music.

Grab a friend — or three — for 2–4 player split-screen on the same couch. Same music, same tube, head to head. Everyone races through the identical deterministic track, so skill and knowledge of the song decide the winner, not RNG.

Each player gets their own viewport on screen, their own ship (with their own custom colours), and their own score. It's perfect for party nights, showing off a new song's track layout, or settling who actually knows the chorus drop better.

Controller support is full and recommended for multiplayer — grab four pads and turn your living room into a neon tunnel arena.

Streaming? Stream Mode turns your Twitch chat into live racers. Viewers type !play to join the queue — no install on their side, no account linking, no friction. AI drives their ships based on their queue position, so anyone can jump in instantly.

Your chat becomes part of the race on split-screen — viewer ships share the tube alongside you. Community nights become chat-vs-streamer showdowns, regulars compete across songs, and new viewers discover the game by literally playing from chat in seconds.

It's built for streamers who want interactive content without the setup headache — and for communities who want to feel like they're inside the tube with you.