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Overboost: Carball

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helcl42Discovered Oct 24, 2026

About the game

Car football with boost, jumps and dodges, in an arena that reshapes itself for two to six teams. Take on bots, share one keyboard with up to three friends in splitscreen, or play online with a session code. The whole world is ray-marched from signed distance fields.

Original Steam description

Car football with boost, jumps and dodges. Drive into the ball, fly after it, and knock it into the other team's goal - against bots, with friends on one keyboard, or online.

Two to six teams

The arena reshapes itself for every team count, from a classic two-goal pitch up to six teams at once. Up to three cars a side, and bots - easy, medium or hard - take every seat nobody is in. Every match rolls a fresh layout of boost pads and pickups.

Drive like it's football

Boost across the pitch, jump to meet the ball, and jump again in the air with a direction held to dodge into it. Drift on the ground, roll in the air, and follow either your car or the ball with the camera.

Play together

  • Up to four players on one keyboard in splitscreen, each on a strip of keys of their own

  • Online: share a session code with a friend, or let Quick match find an open game

  • LAN: host and find games on your network

  • Everyone against everyone, or all the humans on one team against the bots

Power-ups

Homing rockets and mines freeze whoever they catch, a shield keeps you moving through it all, and a trapped pickup leaves its collector dizzy.

Day and night

Play under a blue sky, or at night under floodlights and a starfield.

Made of maths, not meshes

No meshes, no textures: the entire world is ray-marched from signed distance fields, at a resolution that adapts to hold your frame rate.

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?

Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC