Death Line

Futuristic combat cars enter a closed arena where speed and survival matter more than clean racing. In Death Line, drivers fight inside three different arenas packed with ramps, platforms, and stunt spots. The race lasts a fixed 10 minutes, and every crash, elimination, and near miss happens inside that single timer. Scoring more points than the other racing pilots sends your nickname to the top of the leaderboard. These racing games mix high speed with combat rules. Cars leave glowing plasma trails behind them, and those lines work like solid walls for anyone who touches them. Opponents explode on contact, so smart cornering and tight turns turn the arena into a maze of deadly routes. Your own car follows all the same rules, so one wrong drift into a rival's plasma strip ends your current run.

How to play?

Pick one of the futuristic sports cars, load into an arena, and hit the gas. Keep the needle on the speedometer above 80 km/h, or a short countdown will trigger. If the number does not go back up in time, the car blows up, and you lose that attempt. Circle the map, cut across ramps, and place your Death Line trail in spots where other drivers have little space to dodge. Destroy enemy cars to stack points during the 10-minute match, then check the scoreboard at the end of the round. If someone wrecks you, the game respawns your car after 5 seconds so you can dive back into the racing battle. Force rivals into narrow passages, block exits with your plasma trail, and treat every corner like a possible trap zone.