Welcome to the grid. Daily Dirt Rally is a high-octane procedural web racing game. Every 24 hours at midnight, three unique racing tracks are generated globally from the calendar date. Every visit is a set of three races on three tracks, eight trucks to a grid, with points for every finishing place. Race the computer drivers or other players, and put your set on today's leaderboard to claim the champion title.
Daily Dirt Rally provides fine-tuned steering controls adapted for both desktop terminals and mobile neural feeds:
* No keyboard? On a phone or tablet held sideways the race shows on-screen buttons: your left thumb steers, and gas, brake and N2O are under your right — see the FAQ.
Compete against other racers under BASH TV's synchronized broadcasting systems:
Written guides to how this game actually behaves — measured from the code that runs it, not from impressions. Start with how to play, then read track limits; those two cover most of the gap between a first attempt and a competitive time.
In the sprawl of Neo-Chicago, 2088, speed is the only currency that doesn't experience inflationary decay. BASH TV Network stands as the supreme media conglomerate, beaming arcade contests directly to the neural implants of seven billion subscribers. Daily Dirt Rally remains our highest-rated broadcast: three tracks, one day, every driver on the same dirt. Keep your fingers on the thrusters, brake later than feels sensible, and don't let the AI grid competitors steal your glory. The broadcast starts now. (All of the above is fiction. What the site actually stores is set out in the privacy policy.)