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Tokyo Express
Wet neon, midnight skyline, no mercy in the pack.
Motorcycle combat racing
Ride the world's dream roads with your friends. Race. Fight. Crash. Remount.
World tour
Six dream roads are open now — Tokyo neon, Desert Canyon, Swiss Alps, then the three Pacific coasts.
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Wet neon, midnight skyline, no mercy in the pack.
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Orange canyon walls, heat haze, long fast sweepers.
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Dawn switchbacks, pine slopes, a tunnel through snow.
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Cliff asphalt, salt air, a sun that refuses to quit.
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Hairpins carved into lemon light and sea spray.
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Fast sweepers high above the surf and a canyon bridge.
Same Unity build as the browser — native Metal on iOS for the full 60 fps coastal heat. TestFlight opens to the waitlist first.
Get early access
Drop your email. No spam — launch notes and the iOS invite.
Private lobbies for 2–4 riders are next: share a URL, open it in the browser, and race the same stretch of coast. Cosmetics and sidegrade bikes only — never pay-to-win.
Punch, kick, shove, grab, counter. Speed and lean decide the hit.
Traffic swerves. Cops escalate. Crash hard, remount, keep the pack.
Play in the browser today. Native iOS follows on the same build.
How to play
Throttlejaw is motorcycle combat racing: you ride for position on scenic dream roads while rivals try to knock you off your line. Stay on the throttle, choose when to brake into a bend, and close the gap before you strike. If you crash, remount and chase — the race does not wait.
Six dream roads are open: Tokyo neon, Desert Canyon, Swiss Alps, California, Amalfi and Big Sur. More regions are on the way. Solo play puts you against AI rivals in the browser today; private multiplayer lobbies (share a link with friends) and an iOS build from the same Unity project are coming next.
Momentum melee (punch, kick, shove, grab, counter), reactive traffic, crash-and-remount recovery, and a garage for upgrades that stay fair — cosmetics and sidegrades, not pay-to-win.
Hand-crafted highways first. Tokyo neon, Desert Canyon, Swiss Alps, California, Amalfi and Big Sur are open now so every stretch feels worth the fight.
More tracks and regions, private multiplayer lobbies for 2–4 riders on a shared link, deeper garage progression, and a native iOS release built from the same Unity project as the browser game.