Two Punk Racing
Neon sky-roads, nitro boosts and a friend to shove off the track — cyberpunk split-keyboard racing built for duels.
Controls — who uses which keys
Player 1
- ArrowsSteer / accelerate / brake
- MNitro boost
- BLook back
Player 2
- WASDSteer / accelerate / brake
- YNitro boost
- CLook back
About Two Punk Racing
Two Punk Racing sends hover-era punk cars down neon roads that twist between skyscrapers and through open sky. You can race the clock alone, but the game earns its name in the local two-player mode: both drivers on one keyboard, trading paint through tracks where one missed ramp means a long fall and a longer respawn.
The handling is arcade-loose with a generous nitro system, so races stay close — a well-timed boost out of the final corner steals wins constantly. Track knowledge matters more than raw speed: shortcuts and jump lines reward whoever bothered to explore, which makes rematch series genuinely competitive.
Player 1 drives with the arrow keys, boosts with M and checks mirrors with B; Player 2 drives with WASD, boosting with Y and looking back with C. R restarts a botched run instantly. Another RHM Interactive title — the same studio behind half the best same-keyboard games on this site.
Tips to win
- Save nitro for straights after corners — boosting into a turn is how cars leave the map.
- Follow your rival's line on lap one, then undercut them with what you learned.
- A quick R restart beats limping through a ruined run in time-attack practice.
Frequently asked questions
Can two people race on one keyboard?
Yes — Player 1 uses the arrow keys with M for nitro, Player 2 uses WASD with Y for nitro. Split-keyboard racing is the core of the game.
Is there a single-player mode?
Yes, you can race against time to learn the tracks — useful homework before challenging a friend.