Apex GP

Apex GP is an independent, unofficial open-wheel racing game, coming to Steam. News and details: apexgp.racing

Sim-style open-wheel racing

Start from the back of a ten-car grid, climb a ten-round career, and learn what a wet track, a flat-spotted tyre or a clipped wing does to your lap. Play with a gamepad, a keyboard or a steering wheel.

13 circuits built from real-world layouts

• Layouts, buildings and land use come from OpenStreetMap, with elevation from public elevation data.
• A street circuit, fast sweepers and rain-prone classics, with grandstands, marshal posts, tyre walls, kerbs, gravel traps and a very long draw distance.
• Every name in the game is a parody. Nothing is licensed and nothing is official.

Rain, damage and dirt

• Clear to heavy rain, with the track soaking and drying over time.
• Barrier hits visibly deform the front wing and cost downforce and grip. Fix it in the pits, at a price in time.
• Leave the track and your tyres throw dust, stones, grass and mud.

A career and a proper race

• Sign for a backmarker team, develop the car and race a championship with driver and constructor standings.
• Five red lights, stewards, tyre wear, pit stops, and a strategy view where you manage the race instead of driving it.
• Modern and Classic open-wheel cars, plus road-car classes. Chase, cockpit, nose, T-cam and TV cameras.

How it was made

Apex GP was built by one developer with AI assistance: the game's code, shaders and many of its assets were produced with AI tools under the developer's direction.