ノス・ランブルBETAInvite-only beta · Launch date TBD
ノス・ランブル爆走One car. Four forms. Race it, wreck it, and bring down a 40-metre mech.
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By Kaha for my son Ethan!
変形 Transform any time
Tap FORM and your car rebuilds itself around you at full speed. Moto, Open-Wheel, GT or Monster: each one handles differently and brings its own weapon and special move.
新着 New in the beta
The latest build, straight from the game: a giant mech that races with you, gaps you have to jump, a volcano that erupts, roads built for each ride and a tactical lock-on that tracks your target.
Hair-thin lines sweep across the whole screen and close in on your target. TARGETING… types out, the brackets snap shut, and the read-out shows LOCKED with the rival's name, distance and hull. The colour tells you which weapon is armed, and the lock holds through drifts and past lamp posts.
The giant mech doesn't just cross the road any more. It strides beside the circuit, keeps pace with the pack and lobs bombs where each car is about to be. Watch for the pink rings and swerve. Every blast leaves a shallow crater you feel but can drive through.
On five tracks the road drops away after the ramp: lava on Ember Isle, a canal through Harbor City and Lagoon Park, a ravine in Dune and Maple Valley. Hit the ramp flat out and fly it. Come up short and you're in it, with damage and lost time.
It rumbles first. Then a column of fire roars out of the crater, lava bombs arc across the sky, and glowing rivers of lava run down the slopes before cooling to a cracked black crust. Ember Isle has one on the horizon too.
Rock roads lined with boulders for the Monster, sand drifts, mud and snowbanks for the GT, smooth tarmac for the Open-Wheel. A big painted sign on the road tells you whose it is. Take the wrong ride and you'll feel every bump, with a WRONG RIDE warning until you transform.
Sand, snow and dirt take deep ruts from every car, fast cars drag long wakes of dust and powder, and the car sinks in and rocks in soft ground. Fall into the water or lava beside the track and it costs you.
Three knockouts in a row (or four or five, your choice in Settings) and your car unfolds into a seven-metre walking mech for 30 seconds: rockets, forearm guns, a shield and booster jumps. Your teammate can hop on the turret.
Rain, storms, fog, snow and sandstorms change grip and visibility. Snow piles up on the ground and your tyres carve ruts that slowly fill back in; spray peels off the wheels and tracers glow through the haze.
Each form gets its own cockpit: LED shift lights on the Open-Wheel, a rally dial and turbo on the GT, chunky blocks on the Monster and a lean meter on the Moto. Needles overshoot, digits roll, armour plates fly off when you're hit.
One smart lock for every weapon: it picks the rival you're aiming at, never shoots through walls, and your gun pods and roof cannon swing to track it. Rounds spark and ricochet off armour, even the Titan's.
Tyres stay planted with a little suspension bounce on rough ground, the bike leans into corners, and four forms take on asphalt, mud, sand, snow and the city.
Anime-style rock with twin guitars, squelching acid techno, drum & bass for the Titan and outrun synthwave, all composed for NOS Rumble. It reacts as you play: it muffles when you fly, slams back in when you land, and hits harder with every explosion and knockout.
爆発 Straight from the game
Every clip is real gameplay. Call an air strike on the pack, topple a tower, or send a tornado down the main straight.
モード Four ways to play
Ten circuits, a World Tour career and a giant Grand Prix across six zones. Rivals race hard but clean, and defend their line.
Six arenas, from Sunset City to a moon of Saturn. Free-for-all, team battles, capture the flag, king of the hill and the Titan hunt. Three KOs in a row fuse your car into a giant mech, with a second player on the guns.
A gentle mode for ages 4 to 10: count, spell and add, all by driving. 34 levels, sticker rewards and a level that spells your child's own name.
Private rooms for up to eight players, joined with a four-letter code. Bots fill any empty seats, and chat uses preset phrases only, so it stays kid-safe.
コース Every track and arena
Grand PrixSix zones every lap: circuit, coast, desert, snow, volcano and lantern town.
CircuitNeon-lit night straights and boost strips.
CircuitDowntown streets and tight apexes after dark.
CircuitBlossom-lined hills and sweeping bends.
CircuitDockside sweepers along the water.
CircuitSnowy mountain switchbacks.
CircuitDesert dunes and big jumps.
CircuitAutumn forest road through the trees.
CircuitA coastal run into the sunset.
CircuitTropical lagoon causeways.
CircuitPine-forest ridge trails.
CircuitVolcanic island roads.
ArenaA fully destructible downtown battleground.
ArenaA neon-soaked night battle.
ArenaContainer yards and cranes.
ArenaLow-gravity combat on a moon of Saturn.
ArenaCrushable crates, wrecks and scrap.
ArenaThe holo-grid practice arena.
予告 The beta trailer
予約 Launch alerts & beta invites
NOS Rumble is in an invite-only beta. Leave your email to hear the moment it launches, and tick the beta box if you'd like an invite to test it before then.
質問 Questions
Not yet. NOS Rumble is in beta: it's playable from start to finish, but it's still being built, tested and balanced, so you may run into bugs or rough edges, and things will change from update to update. Your progress saves on your device and carries over between updates. Spotted a problem? Pause the game and use Dev notes to report it.
The full launch date is still to be announced. Sign up with your email and you'll be the first to know when it goes live.
The beta is invite only. Sign up with your email and tick I'd like to beta test. Invites go out in small waves with a private password for the Play page. Beta builds are unfinished: expect bugs and changes, and progress may be reset.
NOS Rumble is an arcade racing and car-combat game with a hand-inked manga and cyberpunk look. Your car transforms into four forms (Moto, Open-Wheel, GT and Monster) whenever you like, across ten circuits, a giant Grand Prix world and six destructible arenas, and there's a 40-metre mech to take down.
NOS Rumble runs in your web browser on computers, tablets and phones, and supports keyboard, controller and touch controls.
Yes. The combat is cartoon-style, with no blood and no one getting hurt. Learn mode is designed for ages 4 to 10 and has no weapons, and online chat uses preset phrases only.
Pricing will be announced alongside the launch date.
NOS Rumble is made by Kaha, an independent developer, for his son Ethan.
NOS Rumble is an original work of fiction. Every driver, team, car, track, city, company and logo in it is invented. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any real racing series, car maker, team, driver, film, comic or game. Any resemblance to real people, vehicles, brands or places is coincidental.
The game features cartoon vehicle combat, with no blood and no one getting hurt. Learn mode has no weapons. In-game driving is nothing like real driving: never copy its stunts. Some scenes include fast flashes and camera shake; if you're sensitive to flashing lights, turn on Reduced motion in the game's Settings or on your device.
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