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• New car: Formula 91 — the fastest car in the garage • Fixed: on-screen controls sometimes stopped responding until tapped again
Offline rally in 9 countries: gravel, snow, night, rain. All cars for coins.
Strap in, the stage is about to start! Lowpoly Rally is a rally game against the clock that you can play anywhere, even with no internet. One car, a narrow road and a co-driver calling every turn. Gravel, tarmac, snow and water splashes, night stages under headlights, rain, and a car that gets scratched and muddy as you drive. Play your way • Plays offline: race, upgrade your car and progress without an internet connection • No in-app purchases: every car, livery and upgrade is bought with coins you earn on the stages • Small download: under 100 MB • Short stages of one to two minutes, perfect for a quick break Career around the world • A world championship of 9 countries and 27 special stages, from Finland to Karelia • Your rival Viktor Kranz, the reigning champion, is waiting in every country. Beat him in the standings to become world champion • Championship points for every rally and a table of 14 drivers • Beat the target time to unlock the next stage; clear a country to open the next one on the map Every day, a new reason to race • Stage of the day with a streak of days and a Google Play leaderboard • Weekly championship: 3 new stages every week • Driver level and 3 daily tasks with coin rewards • Medals and records separately on each of the 4 difficulties; finish the career on Pro and Loeb for exclusive liveries • Ghost of your best run • Online races for up to 4 players Surfaces and weather • Tarmac, gravel, dirt, snow and water splashes, often in one stage, each with its own grip: tarmac holds, snow slides • Studded winter tyres for the snow stages • Night stages in seven countries: headlights, reflector posts, fans with flares and torches • Rain in Wales, Japan and New Zealand: wet, shiny roads and less grip • Jumps, mountain hairpins, bridges over ravines, cliff edges, hay bale chicanes and villages Damage and service park • Hit a tree or a rock and you see it: scratches, smoke from under the bonnet, a broken headlight • Damage costs power and the steering pulls to one side • Mud and snow stick to the car as you drive • Service park after a rough stage: look around your damaged car, repair it for coins or drive on as it is Real rally, made simple • Your co-driver calls the next turn from 1 (hairpin) to 6 (almost flat), plus jumps, water, chicanes and bridges • Two splits on every stage: green means you are faster than the gold time • Slide the car with the handbrake through tight hairpins • Four difficulty levels, from Rookie to extreme • Simple controls: steering buttons or tilt, gas, brake and handbrake • Step-by-step tutorial on the first stage Nine countries, nine worlds • Finland: fast gravel, pine and birch forests, big crests and jumps • Sweden: snow and ice, where every turn is a drift • Wales: muddy forest roads, sheep in the fields and rain • Greece: rocky roads among olive trees, white houses and cliffs • Spain: grippy tarmac, villages and high speed • Kenya: red dirt, zebras, giraffes and elephants by the road • Japan: mountain tarmac under cherry blossoms • New Zealand: green hills, long fast gravel and everything at once • Karelia: the finale, sandy gravel on pine ridges between lakes, granite boulders and long jumps Rally atmosphere • Fans line the corners and the jumps, cheer as you pass and run away if you come too close • Animals cross the road, farms and villages along every stage • Engine, turbo, gravel and skid sounds Garage • Four rally cars: a nimble hatchback, a rear-wheel-drive classic sedan, a coupe and a prototype • Upgrade the engine, tires and suspension • Eight liveries for every car • Personal records on every stage and your driving statistics Languages: English, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese. 3D models: Poly by Google, Alexandre Thomas, Hattie Stroud, Flopsi (CC-BY 3.0), Quaternius, Isa Lousberg (CC0) via poly.pizza. Sedan model: ScurvyWoof (Sketchfab), CC BY 4.0, modified.