No power-ups. No random loot. No lucky pickups to save you when you’re outgunned. Just pure, unfiltered speed — and the split-second choice that wins or loses the race.
Developer collective Super Game Builder has today dropped Out of the Void, the landmark free update for their acclaimed anti-gravity racer Low Space Race, overhauling tracks, machines, and competition while keeping the one rule that matters: skill is the only thing that counts.
ENERGY IS EVERYTHING — THE HEART OF THE RACE
Low Space Race doesn’t play like other anti-gravity racers. Your energy is your boost and your shield — push too hard and you’ll go fast, but one hit from a rival and you’re gone.
- Drafting — tuck behind another racer to recharge your energy
- Barrel-roll attack — spin into a rival and deal five times normal damage
- Slide mechanics — drift without losing momentum, rotate freely, snap direction instantly
- Steal energy — wreck someone and their reserves become yours
It’s a high-stakes dance: conserve to survive, or burn bright to lead. Every race is a balancing act between aggression and survival — and there are no shortcuts.
OUT OF THE VOID — EVERY TRACK REBUILT, EVERY MACHINE REFRESHED
This isn’t a handful of tweaks — it’s a complete reimagining of the game. The update delivers:
- All 12 tracks fully rebuilt from the ground up — tighter corners, smarter layouts, zones designed for maximum chaos
- All 16 racing machines redesigned and rebalanced — every craft now has a clearer identity, strengths, and playstyle
- X Cup — an all-new championship featuring 4 procedurally generated tracks, so no two championships ever feel the same
- Ironman Mode — permadeath racing; crash once and your run is over
- Last-Man-Standing — the ultimate test of endurance; racers drop out until only one remains
- Global leaderboards wiped clean — a fresh start for every pilot to claim their place
- Online multiplayer — now fully supported alongside 1–4 player local split-screen and Steam Remote Play Together
NO TEXTURES, NO MODELS — PURE PROCEDURAL SPEED
Low Space Race is something genuinely rare: everything you see is generated entirely by code. No pre-made 3D models, no texture files, no hand-drawn UI — tracks, ships, environments, and even audio are built on the fly. The result is a game that weighs barely megabytes, runs on modest hardware, and looks unlike anything else on the track.
The developers have also championed the game as a symbol of digital ownership — the offline version fits on a single 3.5-inch floppy disk, a deliberate statement about preserving games in an era of always-online dependence. Use the hashtag #bringfloppydisksback and join the conversation.
100% POSITIVE — AND HALF PRICE
Released 25 September 2026, Low Space Race has earned a perfect 100% positive rating on Steam from early players. Right now, it’s 50% off — discounted to just $4.77 — with the promotion running through 22 November.
It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, full controller support, and 13 languages — and a free demo is available so you can test the speed before you commit.
THE VOID IS CALLING — STRAP IN
“Low Space Race is a return to when racing was about reflexes, not luck,” said Yuri Pourre of Super Game Builder. “Here, the best pilot wins — no exceptions.”
The tracks are rebuilt. The leaderboards are blank. The competition is online.
Burn bright. Stay sharp. Be the first across the line.
Find out more here: Low Space Race Out Of The Void
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