How to play
Camber Reign.

Your next race starts here.

Race HQ shows your selected car, current upgrades and next circuit. Choose Race, Time attack or Tour in the bottom navigation, or open Career for objectives. Race and Tour settings change rival difficulty; Time attack settings show targets and ghost options. Select Tour to access saved-tour continuation. Your personal best changes with the selected mode. Garage is in the top header beside race credits.

Cars opens the searchable 33-car collection. A preview does not replace your current car until you choose Open garage. There, inspect the 3D model, open Upgrades or Paint, then choose Race to drive or Back to return to Race HQ.

Circuits opens all 38 routes. Search or filter by region and series, browse the route strip or choose Full grid. The large preview shows the playable route and lap length. Select circuit returns to Race HQ without starting the race.

How to complete a Camber Reign race

Pick a car and circuit, start from the grid, and complete three laps through the checkpoints. These six steps cover the controls and race finish.

1. Choose a race car and optional upgrades

   Choose Garage in the top header to browse all 33 cars. Select a card to preview it, then Open garage to load that car. All cars are available immediately. Open Upgrades to spend earned race credits on Engine, Tyres, Nitro or Handling, or start with the stock car.

2. Choose a circuit and start

   Choose Circuits in Race HQ, preview one of 38 routes, then choose Select circuit to return to the lobby. Choose Race for eight cars, Time attack to race alone, or Tour for three rounds. Select Race Now in the lobby or Race in the garage when you are ready; the countdown starts the selected race.

3. Steer into the corner

   Acceleration is automatic. Hold either side of the steering thumbpad or drag for fine control, then release to center. You can also drag across the race view or use Left/Right or A/D. Compatible phones can enable optional Gyroscope in Pause → Steering. Use measured steering through bends; Down/S is an optional keyboard brake that overrides acceleration and nitro.

4. Drift through a corner

   Turn sharply at speed to drift automatically, then ease the steering back into line to bank a clean drift. Keyboard players can also hold Space for the optional handbrake. Contact can lose unbanked points.

5. Use nitro on a clear straight

   Hold Shift or the Nitro button to boost. Release and press again in the timing window for efficient Perfect Nitro, or quickly double-press from a full charge for a stronger burst, holding the second press. Collect glowing bottles to refill about a third of the gauge; each bottle is available once per lap for each racer. Release Nitro to recharge while driving, with faster recharge during clean drifts. Braking, the handbrake and hard impacts interrupt boost. Release an empty trigger before trying again.

6. Complete three laps and read the results

   Follow the circuit through its ordered checkpoints for three laps. After a valid lap, a short notice shows the last lap time and the next lap number. From the second completed lap, it compares that time with your previous best in the current race; the third lap is marked Final lap. The finish screen shows your position, time and earned race credits while remaining rivals continue to their own finish. Choose Race Again, Garage or Home to continue.

Real names. Distinct machines.

The garage contains 33 individually sourced manufacturer models across 16 brands. Explore GT3 racers, endurance prototypes, rally cars, hypercars, sports cars and classics. The latest arrivals are McLaren 650S GT3, BMW M3 E46 Coupé, Audi Quattro Rally, Lamborghini Countach LP500S, Ferrari Enzo and Porsche 919 Hybrid. Credited artists’ meshes retain their represented model identities. All speed and Nitro ratings describe this arcade game.

Search the collection by car, manufacturer or style. Accents, spaces and punctuation do not need to match exactly: “Huracan” finds Huracán and “GTR” finds GT-R. Filter by manufacturer or favourites, sort by latest arrivals, speed, handling or name, and use Clear filters to reset the view. Compare with your car shows top speed, acceleration, handling and Nitro differences, including each car’s saved upgrades.

McLaren 570S Coupé

Mid-engine sports car

Light on its feet. Sharp on the apex.

Stock in-game speed rating: 175 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.4 sec

McLaren Senna

Track-focused hypercar

Turn downforce into confidence.

Stock in-game speed rating: 185 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.6 sec

McLaren P1 GTR

Track-only hypercar

A circuit is its natural habitat.

Stock in-game speed rating: 184 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.7 sec

Ferrari 458 Spider

Mid-engine open-top sports car

A sharper line through every corner.

Stock in-game speed rating: 173 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.3 sec

Lamborghini Aventador

V12 supercar

Low. Wide. Unmistakable.

Stock in-game speed rating: 180 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.6 sec

Koenigsegg One:1

Track-focused megacar

Find another gear in your ambition.

Stock in-game speed rating: 187 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.9 sec

Pagani Zonda C12

V12 supercar

Sculpted for the open road.

Stock in-game speed rating: 176 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.4 sec

Bugatti Veyron

W16 hypercar

Give the straight your full attention.

Stock in-game speed rating: 187 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.9 sec

Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale

Track-focused grand tourer

Grand touring with a sharper edge.

Stock in-game speed rating: 171 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.6 sec

Lotus Elise

Lightweight sports car

Less weight. More corner.

Stock in-game speed rating: 164 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.0 sec

Audi R8 Custom

Sports car with custom body kit

Quiet confidence. Committed corners.

Stock in-game speed rating: 173 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.4 sec

Rimac Concept One

Electric hypercar

Instant response. Electric intent.

Stock in-game speed rating: 180 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.7 sec

Porsche 911 (930) Turbo

1975 classic sports car

An icon with its own rhythm.

Stock in-game speed rating: 166 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.1 sec

GMA T.50 Custom

Artist’s T.50 track interpretation

One driver. A singular focus.

Stock in-game speed rating: 180 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.4 sec

Aston Martin One-77

V12 grand tourer

Sculpted presence. Composed pace.

Stock in-game speed rating: 176 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.6 sec

Rimac Nevera

Electric hypercar

Every exit. Electrified.

Stock in-game speed rating: 185 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.8 sec

Porsche 911 GT3

Track-focused sports car

Precision at every apex.

Stock in-game speed rating: 175 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.3 sec

Lamborghini Gallardo 2004

V10 supercar

Find the rhythm. Follow the line.

Stock in-game speed rating: 175 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.4 sec

Lamborghini Huracán

V10 supercar

Every corner has a pulse.

Stock in-game speed rating: 180 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.6 sec

BMW i8

Hybrid sports car

A different kind of momentum.

Stock in-game speed rating: 169 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.5 sec

BMW F22 Eurofighter

Custom widebody drift car

Wide stance. Wider ambitions.

Stock in-game speed rating: 173 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.4 sec

Audi R8 LMS GT3

GT3 racing car

Built around the racing line.

Stock in-game speed rating: 178 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.5 sec

Audi R18

Endurance racing prototype

Long straights. Lasting focus.

Stock in-game speed rating: 185 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.8 sec

Ferrari 250 GTO

Classic GT racing car

A racing line that never gets old.

Stock in-game speed rating: 167 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.2 sec

Ferrari Testarossa

Classic flat-12 sports car

An icon in full stride.

Stock in-game speed rating: 171 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.4 sec

Mercedes-AMG GT

V8 sports car

Composure through the corner.

Stock in-game speed rating: 176 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.5 sec

Nissan GT-R 2018

Twin-turbo sports car

Turn traction into momentum.

Stock in-game speed rating: 178 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.6 sec

McLaren 650S GT3

GT3 racing car

Every apex. Engineered intent.

Stock in-game speed rating: 178 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.5 sec

BMW M3 E46 Coupé

Straight-six sports coupe

Balance you can feel. Lines you can own.

Stock in-game speed rating: 169 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.3 sec

Audi Quattro Rally

Classic rally car

Find grip. Chase the next turn.

Stock in-game speed rating: 167 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.2 sec

Lamborghini Countach LP500S

Classic V12 supercar

A sharp silhouette. An unmistakable drive.

Stock in-game speed rating: 173 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.5 sec

Ferrari Enzo

V12 hypercar

Purpose in every curve.

Stock in-game speed rating: 184 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.7 sec

Porsche 919 Hybrid

2017 endurance racing prototype

Built for the long game.

Stock in-game speed rating: 185 km/h
Stock Nitro: 3.8 sec

Model authors, source licenses and adaptations.

Pick your stretch of asphalt

Thirteen original courses

Grand Prix venue pack

The 38-course collection combines thirteen original Camber Reign circuits, compact adaptations of all 23 venues on the official 2026 calendar checked on 3 October 2026, and Sakhir and Jeddah as original-calendar bonuses. The Grand Prix adaptations have shorter laps, widened turns and flattened elevation. Fuji Skyline, Singapore Afterdark, Norway Fjord Run and San Francisco Hills are separate original destinations with physical climbs, descents and optional ramps. Suzuka is explicitly unrolled into a non-crossing course; its real overpass is not reproduced.

Search the circuit selector by name or country, then filter by region or calendar category. Every course is available from the start. Data sources, changes and license.

Venue names identify independent arcade adaptations. No affiliation with Formula One, the FIA or the circuits is implied. The Grand Prix adaptations do not reproduce surveyed banking or elevation; the four original destination routes have their own authored elevation.

Every circuit uses a three-lap race with one human driver and seven race opponents.

Covered stands put spectators behind the barriers on every circuit, with a larger grandstand and pits at Bay Grand Prix. Eight numbered grid bays line up beneath the start/finish gantry; its countdown lights signal the race start above the full-width checkered stripe.

Your next goal. Your own setup.

Career contains 18 authored events across six chapters. Complete the first objective to unlock the next event, then revisit races for optional bonuses. The original twelve event records remain available. Advanced chapters add Perfect Nitro, Burst Nitro, clean overtakes, pickups and clean-sector goals measured by the driving simulation.

Open Upgrades → Setup & mastery to choose Factory balance, Corner grip, Straight-line or Nitro reserve. Each choice lists its gains, tradeoffs and resulting performance. Save a car default or an override for the current circuit; Use car default here removes that circuit override. Five mastery goals track completed runs, circuit variety, podiums or solo golds, banked drift and reset-free finishes without adding hidden performance.

Keep your progress. Take a backup.

Save backup exports a versioned JSON file for manual transfer to another browser or device. It includes preferences and controls, credits and upgrades, paint, favorites, campaign, mastery, circuit setups, tour history, driving-school progress, race records and valid replays. Import checks the file and previews its contents before replacing local progress.

A recovery snapshot protects the previous save while import writes are verified. A failed write restores the previous data; if storage also prevents recovery, retry recovery or download the original snapshot. Analytics consent stays unchanged, and authentication data is excluded. No account, sign-in or automatic cloud sync is required.

Your car. Five levels further.

Every car has five upgrade levels each for Engine, Tyres, Nitro and Handling. Choose Garage in the top header, preview your car and select Open garage, then Upgrades. Levels improve real driving performance and remain installed for later races when browser storage is available.

You start with 1200 race credits, shared across the garage. Each component’s five levels cost 200, 400, 700, 1100 and 1600 credits. All cars and circuits are available from the start; credits cannot be bought with real money.

A valid three-lap circuit race or tour finish pays 900 / 650 / 500 / 350 / 300 / 250 / 200 / 150 credits for first through eighth place. A solo Time attack finish pays 350 credits. Earn one extra credit for every 20 drift points, capped at 500 bonus credits per race. Each race pays once; a run longer than 15 minutes earns no credits.

Upgrade levels are separate for each car, and progress is saved in this browser rather than a player account. Clear race records keeps your workshop; clearing site data removes credits and upgrades. If storage is blocked, new progress lasts only for the current page session.

Your colour. Your finish.

Open Garage → Open garage → Paint to preview 10 curated colours or restore Team original, with Gloss, Metallic or Satin finishes. Paint is free and purely visual. Each car keeps its own choice when browser storage is available; otherwise the choice lasts for the current page session.

Keyboard and touch controls

Acceleration is automatic. Hold the left or right side of the steering thumbpad, or drag it for fine control; release to center. You can also drag across the race view or use Left/Right or A/D on a keyboard. On a compatible phone, open Pause → Steering → Enable Gyroscope, allow motion access if asked, and use Recenter Gyroscope in your comfortable holding position. Touch steering always overrides Gyroscope, and unavailable or stale sensor data falls back to touch. Turn sharply at speed to drift automatically. Hold Nitro or Shift to boost; release to recharge. Nitro is the only on-screen pedal. Down/S is an optional keyboard brake and Space holds the optional handbrake.

Mobile races use landscape. Turning upright pauses; rotate back and choose Keep driving. The menu and garage also work in portrait.

Ramps and serious impacts

A severe impact causes a short wreck phase with no drive, then waits for a safe space behind your validated progress. Ordinary heavy hits still allow you to steer away. Optional ramps on the four destination routes have real launch and landing motion; completed barrel rolls refill some Nitro. Road barriers and marked obstacles are solid, while a high enough jump can clear a low obstacle.

Contact and recovery

Light barrier scrapes preserve most forward momentum. A hard impact briefly reduces drive, interrupts nitro and clears unbanked drift points; steering stays available as grip settles. A car nearly stopped against a barrier can recover after about 2.4 seconds of attempted acceleration. Recovery also catches sideways wall-creeping: if you keep pushing into a barrier without advancing along the course, a countdown appears before recovery at about 2.8 seconds. A car far off the road can recover after about 0.9 seconds. Automatic recovery looks for a clear gap behind your last valid progress and may wait for nearby cars to move. It normally retreats at least eight metres, limited by the distance already driven in that lap. It restores any crossed checkpoint requirement and has a three-second cooldown. Moving clear, braking or holding the handbrake cancels a pending return. R or Reset car remains available manually. Neither method adds lap progress or refills nitro; race time keeps running.

Race the field. Reach the finish.

Mira, Jax, Nova, Ren, Kai, Aria and Leo drive visible, solid cars. They negotiate corners, attempt passes and can make contact with your car. Complete three laps in the correct direction through the ordered checkpoints; shortcuts, travelling backwards and resetting do not award free laps.

Your results show position, race time, best lap, drift points and resets. Rivals still racing receive their actual times when they finish. Your fastest time and best drift score are saved locally for each car and circuit when browser storage is available; runs over 15 minutes do not create records or earn race credits.

Frequently asked questions

More ways to race

Browse all 38 circuits and choose your next start line.

Feel the impact. Keep your line.

Hard collisions produce sparks, road grit and dust at the point of contact, plus a brief directional camera jolt and edge cue. Tyre scuffs follow the distance your car actually travelled. These effects never award progress or move your car. With reduced motion enabled, impact and recovery messages stay available without the particles, flashing edge or camera jolt.

Set the soundtrack.

Liquid Lines sets the lobby pace with original 168 BPM liquid drum & bass, syncopated drums, deep bass and bright keys. It is the game’s only lobby soundtrack; previous arrangements have been removed.

Open the steering-wheel control in the lobby to find Game volume for the overall mix and Lobby music for the soundtrack level. Set Lobby music to zero to keep driving sounds without music, or use the speaker button to mute everything. Audio begins after your first interaction, and music fades out for the race. Each car has a distinct designed engine or electric voice; these are synthesized game sounds, not manufacturer recordings.

Browser and privacy notes

Use a browser with WebGL 2 graphics enabled. The game needs an internet connection to load. Switching away pauses an active race; reduced-motion preferences remove decorative camera motion while retaining movement needed to drive. The speaker button controls sound.

See the privacy notice for local records, workshop progress, hosting and analytics choices. No game account is required.