BULLY PRODUCTIONS · IN DEVELOPMENT · GAMECUBE STYLE KART RACER · 1-4 PLAYERS

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Two racers, one kart. The driver drives, the one on the back throws the goop, and you can swap seats mid-race. Eight characters from the Bully Productions games, three big tracks, a full garage, and four-player split screen.

The trailer: real gameplay recorded by the game itself, with its own synthesized music and engine sound.

Three tracks, a kilometre each

Every track is built in Blender from code: the road, the scenery, and the racing line the CPU drivers follow.

Karts racing over the wooden causeway on Isla Chillo, the lighthouse behind — **ISLA CHILLO CIRCUIT**SOAKED's island at full speed: round the fountain, the plaza jump, out over the sea and through the rock arch.

A pastel tiled road floating above pink clouds, glowing rings ahead — **SKY SECRET SPEEDWAY**A floating road over the clouds, a corkscrew down round the Crystal Spire, and a jump across the void.

Night city street with brownstones, neon shop signs and parked cars — **BLOCK PARTY BOULEVARD**BAD BLOCK's neighbourhood at night: the overpass, the construction pit jump, the waterfront and the alley.

The roster

Pick a driver and a rider. Heavy racers are faster and hit harder; light ones accelerate. Each one has a special item only they get from the boxes.

COCOMEDIUM

Capybara on vacation. Never in a hurry. Somehow always first.

HOSE BLAST

BULLYHEAVY

The bull from the block. Horns first, brakes never.

HORN CHARGE

PIDGELIGHT

Foul-mouthed street pigeon. Aims for whoever's winning.

PIGEON BOMB

POPSMEDIUM

Been driving since 1971. Has opinions about it.

ROCKING CHAIR

ABUELOMEDIUM

Slow and steady. Mostly slow. Very steady.

SHELL SPIN

PICOLIGHT

Capitan of the Isla Chillo fishing fleet. Smells like it.

FISH DROP

SLUDGE DADDYHEAVY

Washed, rinsed, and furious about it.

GOOP FLOOD

BLOBBYLIGHT

A goop blob with a dream and a learner's permit.

GLOB TRIO

The garage

Four kart bodies, four wheel sets and eight paint jobs, each with its own speed, acceleration, handling, weight and off-road numbers. The wheels have real tread, deep-dish rims, lug nuts and brake discs.

Four kart bodies: Zippy, Bubble Buggy, Surf Racer, Hot Rod

Four wheel sets: Standard, Slicks, Monster, Whitewalls

Items

GOOP GLOBThrow it, it bounces off walls.

HOMING SPLASHChases the kart in front.

GOOP PUDDLELeave it behind you.

TURBO PEPPERA burst of speed.

TRIPLE PEPPERThree bursts.

BUBBLE SHIELDShrugs off one hit.

Menus, split screen, podium

Character select: the whole roster lined up on a neon garage floor — **TEAM SELECT**The roster lines up on the garage floor; up to four players pick at once.

Four-player split screen race — **4-PLAYER SPLIT**Keyboard plus up to four gamepads, each with its own HUD.

The podium ceremony with confetti — **GRAND PRIX**Three races, points, and the Goop Cup podium.

How to play

DRIVEStick or arrow keys. A or W to accelerate, B or S to brake.
DRIFTHold R or Space while turning. Blue, orange, then purple sparks; let go to boost.
ITEML or E. Hold down to throw it backwards.
SWAPY or Q: the driver and rider trade places, and their items go with them.
ROCKET STARTHit the gas as the third light comes on.
TRICKSPress drift in the air off a jump for a boost when you land.

How it's made

Split screen for real: every player's camera renders on its own with shadows, bloom and grading, then the views and HUDs are composited into one 640x480 GameCube frame, rendered at twice that and filtered down.
Arcade kart physics on raycasts: grip and slide, hop-drifts with three mini-turbo levels, off-road drag, jump ramps, walls you scrape along, and karts that bump by weight.
CPU drivers follow the racing line in their own lanes, drift the long corners, dodge puddles, use items the way people do, and rubber-band toward the humans.
Everything is built from code: tracks, karts, wheels and characters in Blender, and the music, engine and sound effects synthesized in the game.
Tested by robots: autopilot tests race full Grand Prix laps on every track and drive the menus; the trailer is one of those tests, recorded.

Concept and direction by Bully. Programming, procedural art and automated playtesting with AI-assisted development (Claude Code).