Been taking some screenshots in Project Redline Revolt's in-game photo mode.

These are captured straight from the game while we're still working on it. Honestly, photo mode makes it easy to spend 10 minutes just finding the right angle.

Still a work in progress, but thought I'd share a few shots and hear what you think.

Hey guys,

Just wanted to get some opinions if the Sand storms are too visibly jarring. Should they be toned down, or is the visibility balance right. 10.

Thanks Have a great day.

I have added Indy Cars to my Oval game(yes ai has been used to help make a game I've always wanted to create), its totally free to play with ranked matchmaking, private lobbies with friends, career mode and more!

Play now - https://playstockcar.com/

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Quick Time: Full Control

QT-Full Control by Starset Gaming

The full-control version of Quick Time: Dirt Oval Racing. You get the throttle, brake and steering, a real setup sheet, full race nights against a 15-car field, and a career that starts in a beat-up Factory Stock with $2,000 to your name.

Drive it your way

Analog gas, brake and steering on a controller, keyboard or on-screen pedals

A steering assist slider. Turn it up for one-thumb-style help, or down to 0% and it's all you

Chase, close, high and cockpit cameras, with an adjustable cockpit seat

Race night

Qualifying, inverted heats, B-main, dash and feature, with a rolling start

AI drivers paced off your own best lap, so every track is a race (Easier, Matched or Harder)

Every night rolls its own track condition: heavy and tacky, dry slick, rubbered down or normal. The surface keeps coming in from the heats to the feature

Some nights switch up the format with a pill-draw invert, twin features, or a last-chance B-main

Watch any race back with TV cameras, or line up a shot in photo mode

Career

Pick a series each season: Weekly Series, Regional Tour or Summer Swing

Earn purses, fast-time, heat and dash bonuses, and championship points

Win the Factory Stock title to unlock the Dirt Legend and Dirt Semi. Win both of those to unlock the 410 Sprint and UMP Modified, or save up and buy your way in

Sponsors offer money for a result in your next feature, and their logo rides on your car that night

Special events pop up between rounds with longer features and bigger purses

Hit the wall and you pay for it: damage costs power, and too much brings on the check engine light

Buy setup adjusters and performance parts to build each car up

Win a feature and a finish-line photo goes in your trophy case

Cars and tracks

5 cars: 410 Sprint, UMP Modified, Dirt Legend, Dirt Semi and Factory Stock

11 tracks, from the Hilltop Bullring to the Mississippi High Bank and The Country Mile

Make it yours

Paint, finishes and three saved liveries per car

Sponsor decals, number styles, stripes and wraps

Car setup: stagger, tire pressures, cross weight, springs, final drive and brake bias

Good to know

Best on a PC browser with a controller or keyboard

Your career saves in your browser. Use Export save now and then to keep a backup

Xbox (Edge browser): hold the Menu button and choose "Use game controls" so the controller drives the car instead of the browser cursor. The left stick then moves a cursor in the menus

This is a free side project from Starset Gaming, offered as is. If you spot a bug, leave a comment and I'll take a look when I can

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https://starset-gaming.itch.io/quick-time-dirt-oval-racing

This update is mostly about the garage. Building a livery should be faster now and harder to lose, and there are a few on-track fixes too.

Garage:

Undo and Redo: step back and forward through every change, paint included. Clear All now asks for a second tap, and if you still clear something by accident, Undo brings it all back.

Mirror to other side: anything you place on one side shows up in the matching spot on the other cutting livery work time in half. Move, resize or recolor one and its twin follows. Graphics mirror so they sweep the right way on both sides, and logos and numbers stay readable. It's on by default, and you can turn it off for one-sided designs.

Start from a wrap: pick Swoosh, Flames or Two-Tone and two colors, and you get a full wrap with your number and sponsors. Then add to it however you like.

Surprise me: a random paint job, wrap and color combo with your number on it. Keep tapping until one catches your eye.

View buttons: Left, Front, Top, Rear and Right swing the car square to that side, so lining up decals is easier.

Wraps fitted to each car: each car has its own layout. The sprint carries its numbers on the tail tank and the nose, the semi's graphics sit on its low side panels below the roll bars, and roof numbers sit in the middle of the roof.

Flip: the old "Mirror" button that turns a single design around is now called Flip, so it doesn't get confused with the new mirror tool.

New track: A mile long monster with long straights and sweeping corners widening out forcing corner speed management entering narrow straights.

On track

Pause: a new Pause button in the race. Escape, P, or Start on a controller also work. It stops the clock, and you can switch cameras and fine-tune the cockpit view without restarting your run.

Cockpit camera: the in-car camera now rides with the car, so it follows the body as it leans and pitches through the turns. The dash no longer rises up over the view on banked corners, and one camera setup now works on every track.

Tire marks: they're now smooth, continuous grooves that follow your slide, instead of a trail of rectangles.

Fixes

Decals on the right side of the 4 10 Sprint no longer get cut off partway across the panel.

Mirrored graphics on the UMP Modified now land at the same spot on both sides.

Saved Factory Stock liveries keep all their decals and stripes.

A racing game that runs entirely in your browser. No downloads, no installation, just open a URL and race. It should even work on that horribly locked-down work computer you have to suffer through every day. ;-)

It doesn't work on mobile yet, but that's on the list!

You can find it at https://fullsendgame.com, it's buggy, sounds horrible, has its fair share of graphical glitches, and is A LOT OF FUN. Chrome will get you best results for now but it seemed ok in Safari as well.

Keyboard and game controllers are both supported. 10

Hope to also see you at https://www.reddit.com/r/FullSendGame

https://www.reddit.com/r/racinggames/s/bbPs0RUgFQ

link to the original is above

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Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3980070/OVERCRASH/

It works with Proton 10 and later for those who want to play on Linux/Steam Deck.

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