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Wakeclash

Neon light-cycle combat for iPhone and iPad.

Ride a glowing light-cycle, trap your rivals behind your trail, and be the last rider standing — solo against AI or online against friends.

Coming soon to theApp StoreComing later toGoogle Play

Coming soon to the App Store · Android to follow

A neon grid stretching toward a synthwave sunset between canyon walls in Wakeclash

Wakeclash is an original neon arena racer built for touch. Two to four riders — human or AI — race across a glowing grid, leaving solid walls of light behind them. Turn, boost, and jump to cut rivals off. Touch a wall and you're out.

Every arena has its own personality: a synthwave canyon with a tunnel through the mountain, a space station hanging above an ocean planet, an underwater vault with a two-level deck you can drive off, and the glowing streets of Neon City. Earn bits in online races to unlock new bikes in the garage.

Features

What makes Wakeclash different

Built for touch

Tap the left or right half of the screen to turn. Dedicated boost and jump buttons, and haptics tuned for the Taptic Engine.

Jump and glide

Hop over a light wall with a tap, or hold to glide. Your trail follows your real flight path as an arch.

Online multiplayer

Up to four riders per race. AI fills empty seats, takes over if someone drops, and hands the bike back if they return quickly.

Smart AI riders

Easy, Medium, and Hard opponents that read the arena, hunt for space, and punish mistakes.

Three camera modes

Low chase, high chase, or top-down. Tap the minimap to switch on the fly.

Earn bits, unlock bikes

Survive online races to earn bits, then spend them on five cosmetic bikes. Every bike rides the same, so skill always wins.

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Arenas

Each map changes how you ride — and every one is included.

High Canyon

Rolling hills, rock pillars, and a tunnel through the mountain that hides you from rivals' minimaps — all under a neon sunset.

Orbital Foundry

A space-station deck above an ocean planet, split into three lanes by armored machinery blocks you can't jump.

Tidal Vault

An underwater vault with an elevated deck and four ramps. Drive off the edge, survive the drop, and keep riding below.

Neon City

A walled grid in the heart of a wireframe metropolis, with neon towers rising on every side.

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The garage

Start with Vector. Earn bits in online races to unlock the rest.

Vector

Free

The original. Free from your first race.

Spark

Graphite wedge with luminous wheel rings.

Razor

Angular titanium armor and segmented rings.

Phantom

Hubless wheels and a visible violet reactor.

Nova

Pearl armor, copper mechanisms, turbine wheels.

Sovereign

Obsidian and gold armor with a hexagonal core.

Gallery

Screenshots

Split-screen introduction of four riders and their light-cycles before a race in Neon City — Every race opens by introducing your three rivals and the bikes they ride.

A red light-cycle boosting across High Canyon toward the setting sun — Tap BOOST for a burst of speed. Ride close to a wall to recharge it faster.

In-race view on Orbital Foundry with the rider list, minimap, and boost and jump buttons — The race HUD: riders top left, a live minimap top right, boost and jump under your thumbs.

Top-down camera view of light walls criss-crossing the Tidal Vault arena — Tap the minimap to switch between low chase, high chase and top-down cameras.

A light-cycle shattering against a wall with the words USER TERMINATED on screen — Touch any wall, including your own, and your bike shatters. User terminated.

Boosting along the lower level of the underwater Tidal Vault while a rival closes in — Tidal Vault: an underwater arena with a raised deck you can drive right off.

High chase camera following a rider between light walls in High Canyon — The high chase camera shows the walls closing in before you reach them.

The race results panel showing place, time alive, distance, total wins and bits — After every race: your place, time alive, distance and bits earned.

Riders lined up on the High Canyon start grid — Four riders on the High Canyon start grid.

A rider racing across the Orbital Foundry space-station deck — Orbital Foundry: a space-station deck hanging above an ocean planet.

Riding into the tunnel through the High Canyon mountain — Ride through the tunnel in High Canyon's mountain, or go around it.

The Wakeclash title menu with Solo, Online, Garage, Maps, Music and Settings — Race solo against AI or go online against friends.

The map picker listing Neon City, High Canyon, Orbital Foundry and Tidal Vault — Pick your arena. The map plays live behind the menu.

The Wakeclash garage with a bike on the turntable — Choose your bike in the garage and unlock new ones with bits.

Under the hood

How it's built

Unity 6 (URP)
C#
Unity Gaming Services
Cloud Code
Blender
Python

Deterministic simulation in plain C# so every device computes identical results — the foundation for fair online play.
Netcode tested over simulated good, 4G, poor, and outage networks, including host migration, AI takeover, rejoin, and desync repair.
Every bike, arena, sky, and sound is generated by in-house Blender and audio scripts, and a content validator blocks any build that breaks the rules.

Support

Questions about Wakeclash?

Bug reports, account questions, and ideas all go straight to the developer. Usually within 1–2 business days.

Contact support Privacy policy

When does Wakeclash come out?+

Wakeclash launches on the App Store for iPhone and iPad first, with Android to follow. Check back here — the App Store button on the Wakeclash page goes live on launch day.

How do I play?+

Tap the left half of the screen to turn left and the right half to turn right. Tap BOOST for a short burst of speed. When the jump ring is full, tap JUMP to hop over a light wall or hold it to glide. Avoid every wall — including your own.

How does online play work?+

Choose ONLINE to join an open room. Up to four riders race; AI fills any empty seats. Every human taps Ready, and at least two humans are needed to start. If you lose signal or take a call, an AI rider takes your bike — come back quickly to take it back.