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TOKYO OVERDRIVE

This is a powerful driving simulator-type QTE game that is experienced through realistic images.The first-person view enhances the immersive experience, and the player must make full use of steering wheel and gas pedal controls to reach the checkpoints within the time limit.

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February 3, 2026
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About the Game

This is a powerful driving simulator-type QTE game that is experienced through realistic images.

The first-person view enhances the immersive experience, and the player must make full use of steering wheel and gas pedal controls to reach the checkpoints within the time limit.

Three types of courses are available, including Metropolitan Expressway and mountain passes.

How to play

Steering wheel operation: Left and right arrow keys

Accelerate: Spacebar

Turn the steering wheel in the direction indicated by the arrow, and when the arrow disappears, step on the accelerator to move forward.

The key is to quickly assess the situation ahead and drive efficiently to minimize time loss.

Reason for development

We started development with the idea of “creating a realistic driving game that I myself would really like to play.

We are thoroughly focused on the immersive visuals, realistic car behavior, driving sounds, and background music.

We designed a racing game set in Tokyo so that players can enjoy a driving experience in a virtual space that cannot be experienced in real life.

New Course Addition: Mountain Pass Course

A new “Pass Course” set in the suburbs of Tokyo has been added.

The new course is set in the suburbs of Tokyo and allows players to enjoy drifting from left to right, allowing them to fully demonstrate their driving techniques.

Racing Image

Gameover offers a wide variety of racing images for you to enjoy in each scene. The racing scenes, which allow you to fully enjoy the romance of men, will add a glamorous touch to the climax of the story.