Very simple and addictive concept! Great sound design. I do feel the visuals give a littlebit of an advantage to people who can see. My only struggle was that when completing a lap, the engine sounds fall away as the TTS speaks, and I cant hear how fast the car is going.

THis is also a fun game. Obviously less to worry about than in SLATS, but it's still a challenging game that's sold by the audio that's both kind of minimal and retro but also really conveying a sense of speed, it kind of gives me 90's racing game vibes. I can imagine it'll only get even better when you add the features you're working on

Simple but enjoyable! The engine and wind sounds do a very good job of giving a feeling of speed. Having a different track every day is a cool idea that adds replay value, although it would also be great to have a selection of standard tracks that are always available, so you can really learn and practice over a long time period.

I think you could add some depth to the gameplay without overcomplicating it, just by adding the ability to "floor it" and accelerate extra fast. That would give players another possible action to consider when trying to beat their best time, and it comes with the built-in risk of going too fast.

Currently, I think the clicks don't don't give enough warning to be helpful. When I was playing, the clicks often started only a tenth of a second before I slid. Even if I hit the brakes with superhuman reflexes, it wouldn't be enough time to slow down. I know part of any racing game is learning the track so you can anticipate instead of reacting, but right now it feels like the clicks are just useless.

Speaking of learning the track, a great addition would be some audible scenery that you drive past. This would help make the tracks more interesting as well as assisting with memory. For example, "Okay, I can hear the church bells up ahead, I know there's a straightaway here so I can floor it. But when I hear the cows on my right, the tricky curve will be coming up soon so I need to slow down." I know there's a currently beep for each track segment, so you could learn "I need to slow down 3 seconds after the second beep", but that's not as fun or satisfying.

Anyway, nice job making a fun game in such a short time, and I hope you keep working on it!

This was a really great take on a racing game that still remains accessible. The vehicle sounds really sold the experience. I thought I would give a few laps a solid try, and ended up finding that not braking at all ended up being my fastest lap time xD I know this was a very short time frame worked on for this project so what you have here was a fantastic start to something that could be polished into something much bigger. 

Nice work on this and thanks for sharing!

A race with simple and effective gameplay.

The addition of a road exit or a damage system could be considered to enhance the gaming experience.

Despite some overall feedback going around in the discord (including from you) that there’s nothing happening, I did actually enjoy my experience. I liked hearing a car’s motor for starters. It’s kinda soothing. And I like hearing, feeling that I’m going through the motions. (well I don’t like it when they’re outside my house but you know, if I’m the one driving haha)

I like the part of trying to be faster.

i don’t really feel immediate feedback to me trying to slow down, though; any key works (which is amazing), but does it only work when I press it when I hear the warning clicks? Can I slow down before, if I want?

Also, how complex are the tracks - or is there only one track?

A way to add challenge would be to have more tracks and levels. Perhaps also some ambience sounds for where we are. That wouldn’t really be a slot car though. But if I were a racing game - how about a track that’s in the desert? And we can hear the wind. How about a race in Paris? And we can hear people cheering for us when we go past certain parts of the lap. Or at some point hear a river.

Like, tracks that have their own details and you feel you’re not just inside a washing machine (lol I say this because the game is playing on another tab but it stuck at sounding like a washing machine)

I like reaching the end of the track and would like more dynamics and clarity on the victory sound, and some way to add challenge to beat records, or keep track of my records. I wonder if I’m faster if I’ll hear it say “New Record!”.

Voice acting would help for the funs.

I think it’s a great prototype, even a great demo that can have much to give.

Also I’d like an option to accelerate (inversely from a button to slow down). Or like a two button interface. Slower / faster. Tap to adjust speed.

Fun game, I enjoyed improving my time. The audio is very well made, the car engine sound is seamless when slowing down or accelerating, well done!

Great concept in its simplicity. I got 24 seconds on today’s track after my first few laps. I love the sound selection and general execution of it. There are some rough edges like how the audio is abruptly ducked around the text-to-speech. I would love for the soundscape to react more to the implied motion of the car, such as a little bit of panning on the wind as it turns, or tires screeching in and out of the turns when you’re not at the ideal speed. I’d be excited to see this receive more updates. Nice work!

My best lap time was 25.27 seconds. The realistic driving sounds certainly added to the immersion and I think it's a very strong game concept. I never imagined that a racing game could be possible for visually impaired people, congrats for making it possible. My only critique is the character's voice. It felt a bit high-pitched and robotic, lacking the energy and excitement that would complement the experience

This was really creative. I liked the concept. Some basic UI would have been nice, like a pause menu that included a record of our fastest lap. Mine was 25.7. Perhaps also inverting the controls would have been nice as well, hold any key to accelerate, and release to break. Thanks for the submission!