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About this game

The syndicate wants you gone. Your only escape: be faster than them.

Neon Chase is a high-octane top-down street racing game set in the neon-soaked underground of Neo Kyiv — a city where illegal street racing is the only currency that matters. You are Kira, the fastest racer alive, running from the most dangerous crime organization in the city.

★ 15 PULSE-POUNDING MISSIONS ★
Five chapters of escalating danger: from the first desperate street dash to the ultimate showdown on the city's most notorious circuit. Each mission tells a piece of Kira's story through in-race dialogue and cinematic text screens.

★ 3 UNIQUE CARS ★
Choose your weapon: the balanced PHANTOM, the blazing-fast BLAZE with its brutal top speed, or the nimble GHOST with superior handling and extended nitro. Each car demands a different racing style.

★ NITRO BOOST SYSTEM ★
Time your nitro perfectly to blow past police cars and traffic obstacles. The screen ignites with neon glow when you boost — and so does the danger.

★ POLICE PURSUIT SYSTEM ★
Flashing red-blue lights in your mirrors mean you have got company. Police cruisers that match your speed, cut you off, and force split-second lane decisions.

★ LIVING NEON CITY ★
Scrolling neon buildings with glowing windows, pink-and-cyan lane dividers, traffic cones, oil slicks, and rain-slicked roads — all rendered at 60 FPS with pure programmatic art.

No ads. No in-app purchases. Just speed.
Neon night city street racing. Evade police, complete 15 missions across.
Updated on
Sep 3, 2026

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