Highway Racer 2 is a physics based endless racing game where you race through randomly generated curved roads, dodge traffic at high speeds, earn scores, and unlock & upgrade your vehicles.

🎁 Includes Realistic Car Controller Pro ($50 value) for FREE!

When you buy Highway Racer 2, you also get full access to Realistic Car Controller Pro on the Unity Asset Store worth $50 on its own. That means you're getting two assets for the price of one!

PC Demo - WebGL Demo - Android Demo

Documentation - Tutorials

🚀 What You Get

4 Game Modes — One Way, Two Way, Time Attack, and Bomb mode. Each one plays differently and keeps things fresh. 14+ Vehicles — Unlock and upgrade cars with your earned score. You can easily set your own prices and upgrades in the editor. Endless Curved Roads — Roads curve and twist randomly, so every run feels different. You can also stick with straight roads if you prefer. Vehicle Customization — Paint, wheels, spoilers, NOS, and more. Make each car truly yours. Realistic Vehicle Physics — Powered by Realistic Car Controller Pro, giving you smooth and responsive vehicle handling. Multiple Camera Views — FPS, TPS, TPS Fixed, and Top-Down. Pick whatever feels right for you. Smart Traffic System — Traffic cars switch lanes, react to your driving, and keep you on your toes. Works Everywhere — Fully tested on PC, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and WebGL. Easy to Reskin — Drop your own 3D models onto the curved roads. You're not limited to the demo assets. Quick Scene Setup — Use the built-in Scene Manager to create new main menu and gameplay scenes in seconds. Mobile Ready — Touch, gyro, steering wheel, and joystick controls are all built in. Full Documentation & Tutorials — Step-by-step guides covering vehicle setup, level creation, optimization, and more.

🎛️ Compatibility

Unity 6 (6000.3.6f1 and above) Universal Render Pipeline (URP) New Input System Tested on PC, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and Web

🎴 URP

This project uses the Universal Render Pipeline (URP). Make sure your URP is up to date through the Package Manager to avoid any dependency issues.