Prototype
The Grand Prix prototype is public and playable in the browser, using simulated funds only.
The NightGrid collection
Public prototypeProduction in development
NightGridGrand Prix.
Four cars. One winner. A race that comes down to the last few metres before the line.
Public prototype · Simulated funds only · Opens in a new tab
- Title
- NightGrid Grand Prix
- Format
- Winner based racing
- Grid
- Blue, Red, Black, Purple
- Status
- Public prototype
How it works
Pick a car.Watch it race.
Grand Prix is the simplest idea in racing. Whoever crosses the line first, wins.
Choose your car
Blue, Red, Black and Purple line up on the grid. Pick the one you think will win before the race starts.
Follow the race
The four cars run the circuit lap by lap. Positions change, and the tension builds as they come back to the start and finish line.
First place decides it
Only the winner counts. If your car finishes first, your pick wins. Second, third and fourth place do not pay.
This describes the game concept. Prototypes use simulated funds, and features and rules may change during development.
Animated preview
See the gridin motion.
Rendered live from the prototype’s own track and car artwork. It runs a local showcase round with no wagers and no connection to any game session. You can pause, restart or go full screen.
Features
Made forthe finish line.
Four car identity
Blue, Red, Black and Purple make the grid recognisable at a glance, round after round.
One clear result
A winner based format. There is no cash out to manage, only the question of who finishes first.
A full racing world
The circuit, the kerbs, the marshals and the chequered flag give the game a setting of its own.
Readable at any size
Car positions, laps and results are designed to be easy to follow on a phone or a desktop.
Runs in the browser
The public prototype opens in a new tab with nothing to install.
Simulated funds
Every balance and result in the prototype is demo money with no cash value.
Status
Where thisgame stands.
Production readiness
Final maths, limits and the technical specification are still being built and may change.
Certification
No certification or regulatory approval is claimed. Commercial release has not been announced.
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