Free · browser · no download
Rally racing,
run on real physics.
A six-speed gearbox with a real torque curve, grip that changes with the surface, and drift that comes from the car — not a button. Race solo against AI rivals, or open a room and take on up to seven friends online.
No install · no account wall · verify an email once, then drive
Stage 01 — The problem
Most browser racers drive like toys.
The Problem
Tap the gas, hold a direction, win. There's no drivetrain under the hood — just a top speed and a turn radius.
Dust Line
A torque curve drives a real gearbox, grip depends on the surface under your tyres, and a slide is something you catch — or don't.
Stage 02 — Features
Everything a rally stage needs.
Six systems, one car, zero downloads.
Real drivetrain
Torque curve → six-speed gearbox → final drive → wheel force. Shift points and engine braking actually matter.
Drift & grip model
Grip changes on sand versus road. An assist toggle catches slides for you — or turn it off and hold the drift yourself.
Online rooms, 8 wide
Open a room, send the four-letter code, race up to seven friends with live voice chat between cars.
AI with a racing line
Three skill-tuned rivals brake late, hold a line, and understeer wide when they push too hard — not rubber-band bots.
A leaderboard you can trust
Every start and finish is timestamped server-side, with a mid-race reaction check — no edited times, no scripts.
Play anywhere
Keyboard at a desk or touch controls on a phone — same physics, same leaderboard, no install either way.
Stage 03 — How it works
Green light in four steps.
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Verify once
A six-digit code to your email. Ten minutes, one time — it's what keeps the leaderboard honest.
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Pick your race
Solo against AI rivals, or open a room and hand the code to friends.
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Take the line
Six gears, real torque, a surface that bites differently in every corner.
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Cross it clean
Your time lands on the leaderboard automatically — no screenshot required.
Stage 04 — The dash
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Speed, gear, and gap to the car ahead — always visible, never in the way.
In-race HUD, illustrated — not a captured screenshot.
Stage 05 — From the room chat
What actually gets said mid-race.
Caught the slide at the hairpin, corrected, still lost the position. That's the physics working, not against me.
— Online room, 6-car gridTurned assist off on lap two. Regretted it immediately. Kept it off anyway.
— Solo mode, easy AIRoom code, four friends, one bad merge onto the front straight. Ten out of ten.
— Online mode, 4-car roomStage 06 — Pricing
Free. No asterisk.
No paid tier exists — there's nothing to upsell you to.
- ＋ Unlimited solo races against AI rivals
- ＋ Online rooms, up to 8 drivers, with voice chat
- ＋ Full leaderboard access, once verified
- ＋ Entry into the weekly Sunday tournament
Stage 07 — FAQ
Before you get in the car.
Do I need to download anything? +
No. Dust Line runs in the browser over WebGL — desktop or mobile, nothing to install.
Why does it need my email? +
One verification code, once. It's the only thing stopping the leaderboard from filling up with duplicate entries.
How does online racing work? +
Open a room and you get a four-letter code. Send it to up to seven friends — everyone races live over the same relay, voice chat included.
Can I actually play this on my phone? +
Yes — touch steering and pedals appear automatically on touch devices. Same physics, same leaderboard.
Is the leaderboard actually fair? +
Race starts and finishes are timestamped server-side, and a mid-race reaction check filters out scripted or edited times.
What's the Sunday tournament? +
A weekly ranking window on the same leaderboard. The live countdown and current window are shown in-game.
Finish line
Ready to hit the dust?
Free forever. No download. Verify an email, and you're on the grid.
Stage 08 — Support the project
Runs on curiosity, not a budget.
No ads, no paid tier, no data broker deals — just a server bill and spare evenings. Donations cover hosting and fund the Sunday tournament's prize pool for the winners.
Donate via UPI
Any amount helps — it goes straight to hosting costs and this week's tournament prizes.
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Stage 09 — About
Built by one person.
No studio, no team — just a driver who wanted a rally game that respects physics.