$14.99Beat For Speed Your music, your race
Ride a motorbike through lanes of beats at full speed, then outscore rivals or build tracks from your own songs.
Is Beat For Speed worth it?
Beat For Speed is worth it if…
- you keep coming back for one more track when a run ends just short of a full combo
- you want your own playlists to be playable, not just background noise
- you enjoy chasing leaderboards and beating your personal best against real players
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Your playlist is the track generator
Pick a song and the game builds a ride from it. A system trained on thousands of handcrafted levels reads a track's structure, rhythmic patterns and energy changes, then lays out a course where every beat is something to react to. Pop, K-Pop, hip-hop, rock, EDM: each genre comes out a different ride, and the same song plays as one continuous challenge.
Live Audio Mode skips the import step entirely. Put on something fast and test your reflexes, or pick something mellow and enjoy the scenery.
Real songs from real indie artists
The official levels are built on music from independent artists and labels: Epidemic Sound, Kitty Ray, Sunday Cruise and The Pom-Poms through Lauren Records, the indie rock band tears please, and more. These are handcrafted levels made for each song, not generated filler, and they double as a way to find your next favorite artist.
The scenery keeps pace with the music. You ride through cities, forests, coastlines and snowy mountains, with weather and skies that shift to match the track's mood. Lane shifts, collisions and dodges all land on the beat, so a good run feels less like steering and more like playing the song.
