Sunset Drive

Sunset Drive is a driving game for your watch with the feel of the late-eighties arcades: a red convertible, a low sun on the horizon, palm trees on the verge and a road that keeps twisting while your time runs out. No story, no long menus. Raise your wrist, start, and twenty seconds later you're dodging a truck at three hundred kilometres an hour. **How it plays.** The car accelerates on its own — your job is steering, and braking when the corner tightens. On touchscreens you steer by holding your finger on one side; on button watches, with up and down. Running onto the grass won't stop you, but it drops you to a third of your speed, and those are seconds you never get back. **Time is the opponent.** You start with eighteen seconds. Each checkpoint grants a few more, and every stage grants fewer than the last. Crashing doesn't end your run — it slows you down, which in the long run is worse. **The fork.** At the end of every stage the road splits in two and a grass island forces you to pick a side. There's nothing to press: you choose by driving. The right branch leads to a tighter course and scores more; the left one is the quiet route. Every run traces its own path. **Three ways to play.** Journey chains stages until the clock beats you. Daily gives everyone the same course each day, so scores are comparable. Time Trial is a single stage against your own best. Your run is saved when you quit, so you can stop halfway and pick up where you left off. There are three difficulty levels, sound and vibration you can set on the watch itself, and stats for races, distance and streak. **Worth knowing before you install.** It's a game, so it uses battery while you play — don't leave it running in the background. On smaller screens the road draws shorter, though everything stays readable. The interface is in English. If you'd like to buy me a coffee, it will help me continue creating apps. https://paypal.me/torrecillas

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