Fit check
Is Super Pilot worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans who want very fast courses without weapons
- Track-building players who want to publish custom layouts
- Local multiplayer groups seeking split-screen futuristic racing
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking weapon-based combat or physics-focused vehicle handling
- Players who prefer structured official circuits over repeated community-created tracks
- Solo players uninterested in track editing, sharing, or leaderboard competition
Our take on Super Pilot
Its defining detail is the combination of high-speed arcade racing with a track editor that lets players draw and immediately race on custom courses.
What is Super Pilot?
Super Pilot is an arcade futuristic racing game centered on high-speed driving and custom track creation.
Races focus on controlling boost, drifting, and extreme turns without physics simulation or weapons. Courses can include loops, twists, pipes, vertical sections, and inverted layouts. The track editor lets players draw a course and race on it immediately. Multiplayer supports split-screen competition, while single-player races can include up to 48 AI opponents. Created tracks can be uploaded for other players to race and rate. Player-made courses can also be grouped into championships, with leaderboard competition across shared creations.
How Super Pilot plays
- 01Custom track editor
- Players can create courses with loops, twists, pipes, vertical sections, and inverted layouts.
- 02Shared player tracks
- Created courses can be uploaded, browsed, rated, and used in leaderboard races.
- 03Large AI fields
- Races can include as many as 48 computer-controlled opponents.
- 04Split-screen racing
- Local multiplayer supports competition between friends on the same screen.
- 05Custom championships
- Favorite community courses can be assembled into competitions for multiple players.
Super Pilot compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing combines wheeled and airborne vehicles with heavy weapons, while Super Pilot focuses on boost, drifting, and custom track creation without weapons. Barro offers small-car arcade, time-trial, and split-screen modes, whereas Super Pilot adds futuristic high-speed courses, AI fields of up to 48 racers, and player-published tracks. Redout: Enhanced Edition is another F-Zero-inspired arcade racer, but Super Pilot distinguishes its racing structure through user-built tracks and community championships.
Super Pilot: platforms & release
Is Super Pilot worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans who want very fast courses without weapons. Skip it if: players seeking weapon-based combat or physics-focused vehicle handling.
Where can I download Super Pilot?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Super Pilot's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Super Pilot on?
Windows only.
