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Here's a video of me playing the game:

I love old racing games. Cool game!

This is sick, you really get the feeling of speed thanks to how the road is generated and the sprites appear.
I got screwed a few times because I got bumped by invisible cars somehow, and I didn't figure out if there was an ending? I got to 1000 score after doing each map twice and stopped
Really cool entry for sure

I got the next level transition after the gameover one started but unfortunately it didn't count :(

Anyway, this was really cool!! I loved the aesthetic here, it was fun and I didn't see the different worlds coming! Initially I tried playing this like every racing game - holding forward & staying at max speed at all time - and very promptly died multiple times. Eventually I realized that the play was actually sticking to lower speeds, especially once the coal pieces got close, which was very different for a racing game - I liked it! Ended up sticking to the 40-70 range usually, speeding up just after collecting coal and slowing down once I felt the next one would arrive soon. At first I thought I could continue indefinitely with this strategy, but the turns caught me off-guard as they got sharper and I started missing coal pieces. This was actually super intense, I stuck to very low speeds (funnily enough, bumping into other races *increased* your speed to 40 at this point, which persevered their role as an obstacle :)) and chased every coal piece with my life on the line. Loved it! But anyway yeah, fun game!

Love the idea that for the first time you will try to go very fast, but eventually you will run out of coal very quickly and you will miss it because you don't have that reaction. And you need balance your speed to also don't run out of time.
Also loved little thing if you go backward you will EARN coal not spend

@pazio-di-dante Completely missed that bug with the coal 😆

I liked it! Although I found it tricky at times as when going quick i couldn't see any coal or other drivers, which might be a feature to get you to slow down!

Cool racer. The fuel use and collection is a nice feature addition to this style of game!

Really fun game! I love the feeling of movement and energy when you get to top speed - though that came with the problem of running into other cars (and NOT running into coal) with absolutely no time to react. I think adding a longer road ahead, or other drivers that better match your speed, would make this game even greater

One of the cars was as black as coal, and it just kept crashing into things over and over again!haha！interesting game!

Evokes memories of Ridge Racer or Outrun series. I like the balance between wanting speed, and control for collecting coal. I also like the detail that you can lap other racers. Stage 2 is cool but I wasn't able to see if there's a stage 3 or not.

Inspiring! Now I want to make and old-timey racing game... I was pleasantly surprised that it had more than one track. Fun game, well done.

Cool game! It definitely has this very special vibe to it that brings memories back instantly :D

The music fits very well, and the loop is simple but so effective that's it's now stuck in my head for the next 4 hours.

It took me a few attempts to get my coal usage right, to go the next stage, but I got there eventually.

Good job!

I love old racing games. Cool game!

Fun game! The idea and audio was creative. Felt like I was playing an arcade game.

The absolute best entry I have seen when it comes to the theme. I think it comes with the fact that this resonates with my own age and I remember playing these kinds of games (technically different of course, but the feel is absolutely on point).

The use of old-school tech constraints really brings the theme to life, and it creates a cool atmosphere for the racing. The balance needed between driving fast and managing the fuel source adds a really unique layer to this pseudo-3D experience.

Your source code upload doesn't include the header file "LD60.h" (I'm undertaking a probably doomed attempt to build it on Linux).

I keep running into the blue car thinking it is coal 😆

@tesseract The LD60.h header file was empty other than a "#pragma once". With a bunch of small tweaks it should be possible to get it working on Linux. Some of the syntax is most likely not 100% gcc/clang compatible. I did make a linux version of "MoruMatrix" https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/58/morumatrix two jams ago and it uses the same version of raylib.

@tesseract The LD60.h header file was empty other than a "#pragma once". With a bunch of small tweaks it should be possible to get it working on Linux. Some of the syntax is most likely not 100% gcc/clang compatible. I did make a linux version of "MoruMatrix" https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/58/morumatrix two jams ago and it uses the same version of raylib.