Nitro Nonsense is a chaotic racing party game built to be played your way.

Race locally or online with up to 8 players. Grab a keyboard or your favorite controllers, play in traditional split-screen, or keep everyone together in a shared top-down view. Couch or online, one screen or several, choose the setup that works for your group and start racing.

Create, edit, and completely reshape your own tracks. Add traps, jumps and obstacles, modify the terrain, change the size and dimensions of the map, redesign the route, and decide how wild, or unfair, the race should be.

Build a competitive circuit, a trap-filled gauntlet, or something that barely resembles a racetrack.

Falling behind does not mean you are out of the race. Every time you lose, your car improves.

The more you lose, the more powerful you become, giving every player a chance to fight back and turning each rematch into an even more unpredictable battle.

Every environment is inspired by the landscapes, wildlife and culture of Chile. Race from the Atacama Desert to Chilean Antarctica, passing through Rapa Nui, the vineyards of the Colchagua Valley and the dense Valdivian forests.

Along the way, you will encounter recognizable landmarks, native vegetation and animals such as condors and huemules all recreated in the game’s colorful low-poly style.

Play it locally. Play it online. Build your own tracks. Choose your camera. Lose, improve, and come back stronger. Play Nitro Nonsense however you want.

As a development studio it has developed one latin american videogame, specifically Nitro Nonsense (Laggy Lobster, 2026).

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