A VOLT game · Racing January 2027

Your bike is the controller

Pair the dusty exercise bike in your garage, clip in, and it becomes a kart. Pedal to accelerate, lean to steer, and feel every hill and boost through your legs. The race is the workout — you'll forget which one you came for.

Any bike. Any spin bike, any smart trainer, or a $30 sensor on the one you own.
Real physics. Smart trainers push back on climbs.
Couch co-op. Grab a friend's phone and grid up.
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Your legs are the engine.

Pedal harder, pull ahead. Ease off, get swallowed by the pack. Simple — and brutal.

In the arena

Straight from
the game.

Real footage, no bullshots. Eight worlds, a garage full of rides, and a leaderboard you'll actually chase.

Volt Kart race — Neon Bay
Neon Bay, lap 1 — item boxes ahead, P6 and climbing. 64 km/h of pure leg power.
Race countdown
The Grid · 3… 2… go
Course select
Eight Worlds · pick a circuit
Race
The Pack · hold your line
Results
The Podium · photo finish
Menu
The Menu · straight to the grid

Ways to play

Three ways
onto the grid.

From the bike you already regret buying, to the full smart-trainer setup.

Tier 01 · Just phones

Phone-powered

Free hardware

Strap a phone to your ankle, one on the bars. Any exercise bike, spin bike, or even a chair-and-determination setup. Zero extra gear.

Most popular
Tier 02 · Any bike + sensor

Bring your own bike

≈ $30 cadence sensor

A clip-on Bluetooth cadence sensor turns any bike into a precise controller. Cheap, accurate, works with what's already in the garage.

Tier 03 · Smart trainer

Deluxe / force feedback

Your existing trainer

Own a smart trainer or smart bike? Get resistance that fights back on climbs, real steering, and button-mapped items. The full-fat experience.

8
Neon Worlds
6
Rides
3
Ways to Play
64
km/h Top Speed
0
Gym Fees

Grid opens January

Wishlist Volt Kart.

Drop your email for the Steam page the moment it's live, plus a shot at the closed beta this fall — trainer owners first.