THE REFERENCE DESK

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Start with your edition, then find the reference or tool that answers your next decision.

01

Cards & upgrades

Dated Jam upgrade values and clear release-inventory boundaries.

02

Gates

Source-labeled gate references and placement testing.

03

Charms

Find historical charm references and tips for reading passive effects.

04

Build notes

Silver, Infinity and a one-change-at-a-time test method.

05

Which version?

The original Jam, browser Demo and Steam release compared.

06

Your first run

Mouse controls, the Jam objective and the garage.

07

Gate Order Lab

A transparent arithmetic sandbox with shareable plans.

08

Challenge notebook

Local notes, evidence links and JSON backups.

09

Release & update notes

Important version boundaries, with original sources.

Choose your edition. Jam upgrades and early Demo combinations can differ from the Steam release. Each reference names its edition and links to the original source.

Where to start

If this is your first run, open the how-to-play guide and launch the original browser game from the home page. It uses mouse controls. The aim in this edition is ten top-three finishes, with upgrades and gate placement between races.

Already playing on Steam? Use the edition comparison first. The Jam game, separate browser Demo and full release have different content. Read the edition shown on each reference before using an older value in your current build.

Follow an effect through your build

Start with the card or upgrade description, then inspect the relevant gate and any passive charm. Write down what starts the effect, what it changes and when that change happens. The reference pages link to original patch notes and player discussions so you can read the surrounding context.

For a simple ordering question, try the Gate Order Lab. Enter your own numbers, move operations and compare the event log. Its arithmetic examples explain why order can matter; use the game itself to check actual interactions.

Keep useful results

The run notebook keeps a record of your game edition, track, car and outcome. Compare one change at a time and export a backup before clearing browser data. For a blank player or failed load, use the browser troubleshooting guide.

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