B8B Drive

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About this game

Don't just listen. Drive the music.

Byte ate Bits presents "B8B: Drive" - a first-person music arcade where each track becomes a neon obstacle course. Walls, gates and columns follow the beats and sections of the music. The layout changes with every run. Know the track. Read the road.

STEER. SKIM. SCORE.
• Steer with one finger, or enable tilt controls on a compatible phone.
• Hold FOCUS to boost. Release to recharge.
• Skim past obstacles to score and build your combo. The closer the pass, the bigger the reward.
• Watch for moving walls, a pursuing BUG and glitches that tear up the signal.
• Chase personal bests, earn achievements and share a score challenge with friends.

RACE OR DRIFT
• Run: speed builds, the gaps demand more, and a crash ends your run.
• Drift: no scores or records. A collision slows you down but won't end the ride. Keep the music going for as long as you like.

THE SOUNDTRACK IS THE ROAD
13 original electronic tracks by Byte ate Bits across Tech Mode ON and Don't Stop Trance, plus hidden demos. Reach the required score on a track to unlock the next one in its pack. Catch and hold a B8B byte to unlock one demo.

Download unlocked tracks in Settings before going offline. An internet connection is needed to download music, not to play tracks you've already downloaded.

JUST YOU AND THE MUSIC
No ads. No account. No tracking or analytics. Progress is saved on your device; sharing a result is always your choice.

Headphones recommended.

Warning: contains flashing lights and visuals that pulse with the music. May not be suitable for people sensitive to flashing images.
Drive through the music. Dodge neon walls, chase combos or just drift.
Updated on
Sep 29, 2026
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What’s new

I'm happy to announce that the game is ready and waiting for you to race through the neon tracks to the music of Byte ate Bits. Good luck!
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About the developer
Evgenii Sakirkin
esakirkin@wowdevelop.com
United Arab Emirates