Seventeen canals stand between you and the Miami mile.
Delta Mile is a powerboat racer built for one thumb on each side of the screen.
Left steers. Right holds the throttle and the guns. Everything else is water,
speed, and whatever is coming up behind you.
THE RUN
Eleven races down canals that tighten as you go — a mangrove delta, an ash
gorge, an ice channel, a drowned city at night. Gates are checkpoints: pass one and the clock tops up, run it dry and you are sent back. Rival boats race you and can be sunk. Sharks never break off the chase. Waterfalls, whirlpools, floating logs and timed lock gates arrive as the canals get meaner.
Four mine runs, where you trail mines behind the hull and bank them before the line while a saucer overhead fires at where you are. Keep moving.
A basin with something living in it. And a final mile through neon Miami against four boats — which is not over when you cross the line.
THE BOATYARD
Gates, rivals, mines and time bonuses all pay credits. Spend them between runs on engines, hull, rudder, guns, the mine rack and ram-air. Upgrades carry
through the rest of the run, so what you buy early decides what you survive
later.
YOUR OWN GHOST
Every canal remembers your best line and puts it back on the water beside you. Beating it is a different game from finishing it.
PLAYS OFFLINE
The whole game ships inside the app — every canal, every soundtrack, all of it.
Put the phone in flight mode and nothing changes.
Delta Mile is free and supported by ads: a full-screen ad between some stages, and an optional video you can choose to watch for one extra retry. No banners or ads while you are driving.
Made in Sweden by Arxify
Seventeen canals, one leviathan. Race, mine runs and fight your way to Miami.