About game
Neon Circuit is an exhilarating 3D arcade game featuring arena battles. In each brief round, you have to outmanoeuvre four robotic opponents. Dash out of your safe zone, create a vibrant energy trail, and return to complete the loop, claiming all the territory within.
The larger the loop, the more points and territory you gain, but a lengthier trail provides enemies with more opportunities to disrupt you. Seek out your adversaries' exposed trails, mind your own path, and keep clear of the arena walls. Accelerate to boost your speed, but remember that higher velocity increases your turning radius. Success requires a blend of courage, swiftness, and precise movements.
Earn crystals based on your ranking, conquered territory, and takedowns. Use these crystals to unlock new bike designs, colours, and decals in the garage—the enhancements are purely cosmetic, ensuring all bikes maintain identical performance. With matches lasting less than three minutes, it's simple to dive right into another thrilling battle.
How to play
Your bicycle constantly goes ahead. To control it on a computer, use the A/D keys or the left and right arrows. Press W, Up or Space to increase speed, Esc to pause and C to change the camera view. On a mobile device, guide the bike by holding the left or right part of the screen. Accelerate by pressing the round button in the centre at the bottom. You can also enable swipe and joystick controls in the settings. It's better to play in landscape orientation. When you leave your zone, you leave a bright trail that makes you vulnerable. Return to your territory and close the line to secure the area. Don't cross your own active trail or touch the outer wall. Try to cut your opponent's trail before they get back home. Keep an eye on the timer and the territory percentage — the game ends when time runs out or one player controls most of the arena.Game info
Age rating
6+
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Authorization support
Yes
Localization
Russian, English
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Release date
Cloud saves
Yes
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Players say
Nice graphics
There is an element of competitiveness
The possibility of improving the game conditions
A variety of game moments
Availability of an online component
The game attracts users