Overscale RC

Big world. Tiny car.

Overscale RC is an arcade racer for little RC cars in giant Connecticut places: a backyard canyon, a castle on the river, a beach on the Sound, a hilltop park. Drift to fill your boost, jump and flip through the air, ride the walls, and grind rails while you keep your balance.

Five ways to play

• Racing: race the other drivers with foam darts, water balloons and gum drops.
• Basher Park: stunt parks. Big air, flips and trick combos.
• Battlesville: toy-weapon car combat. The last car running wins.
• Wheel-Ball: RC cars and one giant ball.
• Music Lounge: play the soundtrack on a five-lane note highway, while a replay from the song's own track plays behind it.

Play together

Bring up to three friends for split screen on one PC, or race each other on your own PCs over your home network (LAN). Internet play isn't available yet.

Free demo, coming to Steam

This free Windows demo gets updated as the game grows. Early Access on Steam is planned by December 2026.

How it's made

Overscale RC is made by one developer, Rauel Crespo of Meriden, Connecticut, working with AI tools. Every song was written by the developer, based on chapters from his own books; he directed the instrumentation, and Suno performed the vocals and instruments. Logos were generated with ChatGPT and Qwen-Image. Driver portraits, track thumbnails, menu art, concept art and some 3D models (such as Falcon Field's flying fortress and the driver characters) were generated with ChatGPT, then selected, edited and placed by the developer. The drivers' 3D cars were modelled with ChatGPT and Claude (Anthropic) from the developer's own concept designs. Much of the game's code and level construction was written with Claude, under the developer's design and direction. Engine sounds were recorded from local cars. Other sounds and textures come from credited libraries or were made for the game. All game design, tracks, characters, cars and modes are the developer's own.

More at cresponia.com/overscalerc