After months of community testing and feature tuning, the launch version of Star Racer brings a turbo-charged dose of new content. Racers can dive into four full Grand Prix Cups, each packed with high-speed twists, cosmic hazards, and rival racers just waiting to be turned into stardust. With each track demanding a different strategy, picking the right vehicle and driver combo could be the difference between taking the crown—or crashing out in a blaze of pixelated glory.

Beyond the Finish Line

Star Racer 1.0 isn’t just about new tracks. The game’s Event Races inject even more chaos, throwing in rotating rule sets, environmental hazards, and out-of-nowhere objectives. Whether you’re dodging lava flows, breaking targets mid-race, or teeing off in a surreal game of intergalactic golf, these events keep every race unpredictable—and brutally fun.

If you’ve conquered every cup and event, the Track Editor offers unlimited replayability. Design your own wild circuits, drop in death-defying jumps or perfectly timed boost pads, and challenge friends to survive your creative madness. With Steam Workshop integration, players can now upload, browse, and download custom tracks from across the community.

Key Features Breakdown:

• High-Speed Combat Racing: Drift, boost, and blast your way through stunning tracks with arcade-inspired handling and weapons that turn every race into a dogfight on wheels.

• Ground and Aerial Racing: Tackle courses that take you from hard pavement to open skies, with gravity-defying glides and vertical firefights that shake up every lap.

• Dynamic Track Editor: Build and share custom tracks with friends and players worldwide, all powered by an intuitive editor and community support.

• Event Race Madness: Over 50 rotating challenges that turn the rules on their head. Lava tracks, trick trials, and more await those brave enough to adapt on the fly.

• Local Multiplayer Mayhem: Grab up to three friends for couch co-op chaos. With split-screen support for four players, every race becomes a battle for bragging rights.

• Soundtrack by Gaming Royalty: Star Racer features music from industry favorites Mason Lieberman and Jules Conroy, plus original tracks from legendary composer Grant Kirkhope, known for his work on Banjo-Kazooie, GoldenEye 007, and Mario + Rabbids.

Star Racer 1.0 is available now on Steam for $9.99 USD, with an additional 20% launch discount for a limited time. Whether you’re here for the track-building creativity, pulse-pounding multiplayer, or pure retro style, it’s time to hit the gas and leave your rivals in the dust.

Set in a warped afterlife where the road never ends and the Devil’s always watching, Scaravan 66 puts you in the seat of a Road Reaper, blasting through waves of cursed monstrosities and unraveling a deeper story with every mile.

What’s New in the Demo?

The new demo isn’t just a tune-up—it’s a full overhaul:

• Improved UI and gameplay balance

• A brand-new tutorial to ease newcomers into the chaos

• A mysterious new character waiting in the Junkyard

• And yes—you can now meet the Devil herself… if you’ve got the guts

Core Features That Keep the Engine Running

• Road Reaper Mayhem
  You’re not just driving—you’re surviving. Tear through demonic hordes and build momentum toward the end of the road, all while unlocking more about your past and purpose.
• Pit Stops and Powerups
  On your way through the wasteland, make stops to meet fellow Reapers and gain powerful perks and gear to push further into the inferno.
• High-Octane Replayability
  Every run is different. The layout, enemies, and story reveals shift with each attempt, keeping every ride fresh and unpredictable.
• The Devil’s Watching
  She’s not just a final boss—she’s an ever-present force adapting to your choices, sending new horrors your way based on how you play. She wants you to suffer.

If you’re a fan of Death Roads: Tournament, Cryptark, or the twisted flair of Hades with a metalhead aesthetic, Scaravan 66 should absolutely be on your radar. The road is long, the devil is clever, and the only way out is through.

Try the new demo now on Steam, wishlist the game, and stay tuned for the 1.0 launch coming later this year.

Even better? A physical Nintendo Switch release is also in the works, currently set to hit in Q1 2026. That includes both the Standard and the highly anticipated Bad Human Edition, which is also being explored for a full EU release.

“Locking in the digital release date of the game means we’ve been able to set our timeline for everything downstream of that,” Fangamer shared. “Based on our August 15 digital release, we’re planning for a street date in Q1 2026.”

Still Haven’t Played the Prologue?

If you haven’t checked it out yet, the free Prologue from Steam Next Fest is still available—but only until July 31! With over 140,000 wishlists and a “Very Positive” rating on Steam, the Prologue gives players a taste of the new OFF experience, complete with progress that carries over to the full release. So if you want a head start, now’s the time to jump in.

(Note: The Prologue will be delisted July 31 as development pivots to finalizing the full game, but your save will still transfer.)

What’s New in OFF?

This isn’t just a port—it’s a reimagined version of a cult classic with:

• All-New Areas & Bosses created by OFF’s original developer, Mortis Ghost

• An expanded battle system featuring a critical hit mechanic—charge up your attacks or use items at the perfect time for added effects like bonus healing

• Updated visuals, hauntingly immersive music, and enhanced mechanics across the board

• New places to explore: a library stalked by a page thief, a terrifying rollercoaster, and a mall with no exit—each filled with signature surrealism

About the Game

Step into the role of The Batter, a mysterious figure with a sacred mission: to purify a world overrun by specters and confusion. Guided by the cryptic, ever-grinning cat known as The Judge, you’ll journey through disjointed zones—a metal-producing cattle farm, a joyless amusement park, a foreboding sugar factory—facing twisted enemies and moral ambiguity every step of the way.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering OFF for the first time, this updated release promises to be the definitive version of one of the most enigmatic RPGs ever made. Wishlist it now on Steam or Nintendo eShop, and prepare to swing for a critical hit when OFF drops on August 15.