$14.99Make Way Build the track, ruin the race
Build the track, then race it. Make Way has up to six racers snapping together loops, seesaws, corkscrews and train crossings, then shoving through checkpoints with goo cannons, mallets and shotguns. Rounds are short, courses keep growing, and sabotage is half the point.
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Build a track designed to betray you
Before each race you grab pieces from a pick-and-mix menu and snap them together. You place a loop, someone else adds a seesaw, a third player drops a barrier right where the curve gets tight. Then you add obstacles, weapons and boost pads, and race what you just made. After every round you bolt on more pieces, so the course gets longer and meaner until someone takes the trophy. Turn safety barriers off and every edge becomes a threat.
Six racers, wacky weapons, no mercy
Races are top-down and crowded, with six vehicles jostling for checkpoints. You shunt rivals aside, grab a weapon and fire back with goo, Tesla coils, giant mallets and rooftop shotguns. Each checkpoint is a respawn point, so a knocked-out rival comes straight back looking for payback. With traps and boosts on full, you spend as much time dodging your friends as steering. It is simple to drive and quick to learn, which keeps slower drivers in the fight.
Custom rules for safe runs or total chaos
You set the tone with fully customisable rulesets. Keep walls on and traps off for a clean family race that kids can pick up fast, or switch to no walls, full traps and all boosts for a screaming match. Unlocks add new track pieces, hazards and vehicles over time, plus eight vehicles, three environments and a Team Mode from the World Tour update. Same screen or online with cross-platform play, with bots to fill empty seats.
Good to know before you race?
How many people can play together?
Up to six racers per match, on the same screen or online with cross-platform multiplayer. Bots can fill the grid when you are short a driver, and they race dirty too.
Can you play it solo?
Yes, against bots. It works as practice and still shows off the growing tracks and weapons, but the building sabotage lands best with other people.
How long does a session last?
Rounds are short and flow fast, with new pieces added after each race until a winner is crowned. Then you start over with a brand-new course, so it fits neatly as a closer for game night.
Do you unlock things as you play?
Yes. More track pieces, hazards and vehicles unlock over time for wilder course designs, so early sessions start simpler and get stranger the more you play.
