Summary

Outmode is an arcade racer heavily inspired by the Outrun aesthetic movement of the early 2010s. Featuring a retro-futuristic neon setting of beaches, cities and highways; experience the ’80s again like never before and take the wheel of a legendary pop culture inspired car, get up close and personal to your rivals and become the driver you always dreamed you could be.

Disclaimer:
IN ORDER TO PLAY THE GAME IN VR YOU MUST OWN THE VR MODE DLC!

Features

• A cast of ’80s style "hero" cars/characters, each with their own unique abilities and driving stats – unlocked with a progression system.
• Heavy use of the Outrun aesthetic and Synthwave music, both in a traditional and modern style.
• Three different pulse racing or "chill out to" game modes – completely configurable by the player, as listed further below.
• A unique arcade driving model with drifting, boosting and manual gear shifting you won’t find anywhere else!
• Logitech Steering Wheel and controller support.
• The choice between an immersive first person mode with no HUD or the classic hood or third person chase camera.
• Split screen/local multiplayer – with Steam remote play support.
• The choice to listen to your own music or the provided soundtrack (DMCA free) – both of which are illustrated with in-game audio visualisation.
• Unique in-game environments which allow for some amazing picturesque moments.
• Worldwide leaderboards for high scores – compete to be the best!
• Planned post launch content/support.

Game Modes

• Tournament – Take part in a high risk, high reward tournament in a tour across the Synthwave world of Outmode.
• Race – Standard race mode, use your abilities to battle your rivals across a diverse range of neon ridden environments.
• Endless – See that sunset? Drive ’till the end of the earth to reach it. Optional enemies with varying degrees of difficulties that will not stop until your car is wrecked.
• Time Attack – Time trial game mode, race your previous best ghost on any map and set the best times out of your friends.

  

  .