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Distance is an atmospheric racing platformer. Fusing futuristic arcade racing with parkour, survive a deadly, mysterious, neon-drenched city by jumping, rotating, and flying.

Steam ↗Windows · macOS · Linux
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About Distance

Distance blends futuristic arcade racing with parkour in a neon‑drenched city. Players drive, jump, rotate and even fly their cars, using wall‑driving and upside‑down sections to survive treacherous roads and reach the finish as quickly as possible.

The title offers a concise single‑player adventure, ghost‑racing on leaderboards, several multiplayer modes, random‑track generation, full VR support, and an in‑game level editor that feeds a Steam Workshop library of thousands of community tracks. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

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Adventure

Adventure is a short single‑player experience that takes the player into the heart of a dark, mysterious city while pursuing an ominous threat. The mode focuses on reaching the end of each course rather than completing laps, encouraging mastery of the car’s parkour‑style abilities.

During Adventure the vehicle can drive on walls, upside‑down surfaces and use flight to discover shortcuts. Medals earned in Arcade unlock additional tracks in several different modes.

  • Experiment with wall‑driving early to become comfortable with inverted handling.
  • Use flight to scout hidden routes before committing to a high‑speed segment.

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Arcade

Arcade pits you against ghost recordings of top players, letting you chase leaderboard times. The objective is to finish each track faster than the ghost, with no laps or repeated circuits required.

Medals earned in Arcade unlock new tracks across several modes, expanding the pool of available courses and providing a clear progression path based on performance.

  • Watch ghost lines to locate sections where shortcuts shave seconds.
  • Prioritise a consistent racing line over occasional bursts of speed.
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Multiplayer

Distance supports online multiplayer and split‑screen play in modes such as Sprint, Reverse Tag and Stunt. All modes retain the core racing and parkour mechanics while adding competitive PvP elements.

Online and split‑screen play bring the core racing and parkour mechanics to multiplayer, letting players take on friends or others in competitive modes.

  • Try Reverse Tag to practise defensive driving against opponents.
  • Use split‑screen to directly compare techniques with a nearby friend.

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Trackmogrify

Trackmogrify creates random tracks using advanced seed modifiers, offering a fresh layout each race and helping keep the challenge dynamic.

Players can experiment with different seed settings to produce varied difficulty levels or thematic designs, then race the resulting tracks for a new challenge.

  • Save seeds that generate especially fun configurations for future sessions.
  • Combine multiple seed modifiers to discover unexpected track shapes.

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Level Editor & Workshop

The built‑in level editor lets players craft custom tracks directly within the game. Completed creations can be uploaded to Steam Workshop, where the community has already shared over 2,500 levels.

The powerful editor supports a wide range of community‑driven content, as shown by the thousands of levels already shared on the Workshop.

  • Start with simple layouts before adding complex obstacles to learn the editor’s workflow.
  • Browse the Workshop for inspiration and to see how other creators use seed modifiers.

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    Distance FAQ

    Does Distance support virtual reality headsets?

    Yes, full VR integration is provided for Oculus Rift CV1 and HTC Vive, allowing the racing experience to be played in virtual reality.

    Can I create and share my own tracks?

    The in‑game level editor lets you design tracks and upload them to Steam Workshop, where other players can download and race them.

    What multiplayer options are available?

    Distance offers online play and split‑screen play, with modes such as Sprint, Reverse Tag and Stunt.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.