Fit check
Is LineVox worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual racing fans who want obstacle avoidance instead of conventional vehicle racing
- Groups seeking multiplayer matches on one computer or over a network
- Players interested in competitive races featuring ships, hazards, and boosters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional car-racing structure with vehicle upgrades and open-world streets
- Players looking for exploration, environmental puzzles, or a story-led adventure rather than obstacle races
- Solo players who do not want matches involving bots or other competitors
Our take on LineVox
Rather than using a standard track and vehicle-racing format, LineVox makes each ship's trail part of the obstacle course. Racing therefore changes the course for competitors while players also manage lasers, platforms, teleporting, and boosters.
What is LineVox?
Control a ship through cyberpunk maps while its trail becomes a hazard for the ship and other racers.
Jump over or evade lasers, platforms, and other objects, teleport, and collect boosters that can support or hinder progress. LineVox supports solo play, matches with bots, and multiplayer with several players on one computer, through a local network, or online. Players can select from different maps and ships, and achievements are included. The game combines obstacle avoidance with racing, using ship trails and map hazards as part of each match.
How LineVox plays
- 01Local and Online Multiplayer
- Matches can include several players on one computer, across a local network, or online.
- 02Trail-Based Hazards
- Each ship leaves a trail that can obstruct its owner and other players or bots.
- 03Teleporting and Boosters
- Teleport abilities and pickups can assist or interfere with attempts to win.
- 04Course and Vessel Options
- Racers may select among multiple courses and spacecraft.
- 05Obstacle Variety
- Courses include lasers, platforms, and other objects that ships must jump over or avoid.
- 06Achievements
- The game includes achievements alongside its racing matches.
LineVox compared to similar games
LineVox centers on ship races where trails become obstacles and matches can run on one computer, through a local network, or online. CrashMetal - Cyberpunk instead presents open-world car racing through Hokuta City, with car upgrades, appearance customization, and places to explore. MAVRIX by Matt Jones focuses on downhill mountain-bike tracks, slopestyle lines, bike parks, and player-defined riding lines.
LineVox: platforms & release
Is LineVox worth it?
It is worth it if: casual racing fans who want obstacle avoidance instead of conventional vehicle racing. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional car-racing structure with vehicle upgrades and open-world streets.
Where can I download LineVox?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens LineVox's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is LineVox on?
Windows only.
