New Star GP: Arcade Racing Thrill from New Star Soccer Creators

If you're a fan of retro aesthetics or racing games, New Star GP, the latest offering from New Star Games—the studio behind hits like New Star Soccer, Retro Goal, and Retro Bowl—might be right up your alley. This new Android game captures the essence of classic racing with a modern twist.

Race in New Star GP

New Star GP is an engaging arcade racer that transports you back to the 80s, guiding you through a thrilling career mode spanning five decades. With an impressive array of 176 different events, you'll dive into everything from time trials and checkpoint races to intense rival showdowns and full GP-style races.

The game features 45 unique drivers, each bringing their own flair and racing style to the track. Across 17 diverse track locations, you'll encounter varying track abrasions, weather conditions, and unique layouts, ensuring that every race feels fresh and challenging.

Curious about what New Star GP has in store? Check out the trailer below to get a glimpse of the action.

There’s More!

For those who thrive on structured competition, New Star GP offers 17 championship events crafted around the tracks from the career mode. Additionally, the game's creation mode lets you design your own custom championships, allowing you to tailor everything from lap counts and weather conditions to difficulty levels and track configurations.

Beyond racing, you'll have the chance to manage your motorsport team. Upgrade your cars and make strategic decisions that affect your races, such as tyre choices, component wear, fuel management, and mastering slipstreaming. Dynamic weather changes and unexpected car failures add layers of unpredictability to keep you on your toes.

The game's retro visuals and soundtrack pay homage to the golden era of racing games, making it a must-try for enthusiasts. You can download New Star GP for free on the Google Play Store.

Before you go, don't miss our latest news on Scopely, the studio behind Monopoly GO, as they announce the acquisition of Pokémon GO developer Niantic.