About Flux GP: Anti-Gravity Racing

Flux GP: Anti-Gravity Racing is a futuristic racer in which the cars float above the track. The circuits glow in the dark, the speeds are extreme, and the slightest steering mistake sends you into the barriers.

It is a pure arcade racer: easy to pick up, very fast, and all about finding the cleanest line through each corner.

It suits fans of fast arcade racers and anyone who likes futuristic visuals and learning a track until every corner is perfect. Races are short, which makes it easy to fit a few into a break.

Flux GP: Anti-Gravity Racing gameplay: a hover racer speeding along a neon-edged track at night — A hover racer speeding along a neon-edged track at night.

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Flux GP: Anti-Gravity Racing at a glance

Genre: Futuristic arcade racing
Players: 1 player
Devices: Desktop (keyboard and mouse recommended)
Best for: speed lovers and racing-line perfectionists

How to play Flux GP: Anti-Gravity Racing

Choose a craft, line up on the grid and race against rival pilots across neon tracks. Boost when your meter is charged to gain speed on straights, and use air brakes or careful steering to stay on the racing line in tight turns. Good results earn points in the championship and unlock faster craft and new circuits.

Controls

A / D or Left / Right: steer
Shift / Space: boost when charged
W / S: air brakes in tight corners (in some versions)
Touch screens: precise steering at these speeds is much easier with a keyboard, so a computer is recommended

Championship, craft and circuits

Flux GP is built around a championship. Each race awards points based on your finishing position, and good results unlock faster craft and new circuits. The new tracks are longer and more technical, with tighter corners and faster straights, so the skills you learned early are tested more and more. Faster craft help, but they also punish mistakes harder: a craft with more top speed than you can control will spend more time against the barriers. Moving up in small steps, mastering each circuit before the next, makes the championship much smoother.

The racing line

At these speeds, the line matters more than raw power. Enter a corner wide, cut to the inside at the apex and drift back out wide on the exit. Save your boost for the straight that follows a corner, where it gives the biggest gain. Hitting walls costs far more time than lifting off slightly before a turn.

Tips and strategies for Flux GP: Anti-Gravity Racing

Wide entry, tight apex, wide exit.
Use boost on straights, not in the middle of a corner.
Brake a little before tight turns instead of hitting the walls.
Learn one circuit well before chasing the championship.
Upgrade handling before top speed.
In a long sequence of corners, aim for a smooth line through all of them rather than the perfect line through one.
After a collision, straighten up before boosting again.

Common beginner mistakes

Boosting into a corner and hitting the wall on the exit.
Steering with long, heavy inputs instead of small corrections.
Switching to the fastest craft before learning to control it.
Taking every corner at the inside from the start, which leaves no room on the exit.