Fit check
Is 32 SECS worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want a neon sci-fi setting with motorcycle combat
- Players who enjoy improving vehicles through upgrades and collected coins
- Competitive racers who want to compare trial times with other players
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking circuit-based racing rather than highway runs through traffic
- Players who prefer non-combat racing without police evasion or rival attacks
- Players looking for a story-driven adventure instead of races, trials, and challenges
Our take on 32 SECS
Rather than centering on clean circuits and conventional laps, the game places racing on an endless futuristic highway filled with traffic, police, rival bikes, hacking, speed pickups, and vehicle upgrades.
What is 32 SECS?
Race a futuristic motorcycle through traffic on an endless highway in a neon sci-fi city.
The game includes races, time trials, and other challenges, with police to evade and enemy motorbikes to knock out. Different cyber-bikes can be improved through system updates and hardware upgrades, while hacking and speed enhancements provide tactical options during runs. Players can search the city streets for speed pickups, unlock vehicles, defeat bosses, and collect coins for further vehicle upgrades. Trial times can be compared with those of other players. Progression focuses on improving speed, handling, reflexes, and racing performance across the available challenges.
How 32 SECS plays
- 01Cyber-bike upgrades
- System updates, hardware improvements, and collected coins can be used to develop the vehicle.
- 02Traffic combat
- Runs involve weaving through futuristic traffic, avoiding police, and striking rival motorbikes.
- 03Tactical abilities
- Hacking and speed enhancements can be used during races to affect movement and pursuit.
- 04Time trial rankings
- Trial results can be compared with times set by other players.
- 05Vehicle unlocking
- Additional bikes become available while players complete challenges and defeat bosses.
32 SECS compared to similar games
32 SECS focuses on cyber-motorcycle runs through traffic, with hacking, speed pickups, police evasion, upgrades, and coin collection. GRIP: Combat Racing is a combat racer built around wheeled or airborne vehicles and heavy weapons. The two share high-speed racing and vehicle combat, but 32 SECS emphasizes highway trials and futuristic traffic rather than GRIP's gravity-defying vehicle mix.
32 SECS: platforms & release
Is 32 SECS worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want a neon sci-fi setting with motorcycle combat. Skip it if: players seeking circuit-based racing rather than highway runs through traffic.
Where can I download 32 SECS?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens 32 SECS's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is 32 SECS on?
Windows only.
