Ace Racer

Ace Racer doesn’t want you to just drive a car, it wants you to launch it sideways off a wall and through a neon ring of fire.

At first glance, it looks like a flashy Asphalt 9 cousin with a few extra decals slapped on. But then the Porsche 911 you’re steering suddenly teleports, and you realize this isn’t just another mobile racer, it’s a magic trick with NOS.

Built by NetEase and published globally by Exptional, Ace Racer trades realism for sheer spectacle. Think: Tokyo Drift meets Mario Kart Ultimates. Each of the 100+ cars (yes, including the GT-R and even some developer-invented future machines) has a unique “Ultimate Skill,” and we’re not talking turbo boosts. We’re talking phasing through walls, self-transforming bodywork, and gravity-defying drifts.

Races are short, intense one-minute bursts that emphasize unpredictability. You never know if the next stretch of highway turns into a rollercoaster or drops you into a glowing canyon in Nevada. It’s all slick terrain shifts and stunts that would get your license revoked in real life.

And just like a good heist, you don’t go it alone. 3v3 team races bring class-based synergy into the mix, Speedsters dash ahead, Interceptors sabotage rivals, and Supporters buff the team like pit crew sorcerers.

Customization runs deep, too. Want underglow rims, personalized plates, or a gunmetal wrap on your BMW M8 GTE? Go wild.

It’s not perfect, there’s a whiff of pay-to-win under the hood, but if you’re here to style, stunt, and shatter the speed limit, Ace Racer brings the thunder.