Rev
Make an engine sound into your phone. Keep the meter in the sweet spot and RPM climbs. Back off and the engine decelerates naturally.
BRAAP turns the sounds you make into the car you drive. Rev into the microphone to build RPM, make a shift sound to change gears, and tilt your phone to steer.
The control system is the game. BRAAP is designed around real physical input instead of a conventional mobile throttle.
Make an engine sound into your phone. Keep the meter in the sweet spot and RPM climbs. Back off and the engine decelerates naturally.
Make a short shift sound and BRAAP listens for the change. Time it right, keep the engine pulling, and chase a cleaner quarter-mile pass.
Tilt the phone to steer. Your hands control direction while your voice controls power, keeping the screen clear and the driving physical.
BRAAP focuses on the tension of a quarter-mile run: pre-stage revs, the countdown, the launch, gear changes, finish-line pressure and the satisfaction of shaving time off the next pass.
BRAAP uses a real progression loop built around Fuel, Nitrous, the ultra-rare Speed Key, Mystery Box rewards, daily check-ins and win-streak spins. The visuals below now use your actual in-game assets.

Fuel is mandatory for Solo Drag. Each completed race consumes 1 litre once the finish/result flow is reached, so keeping the tank topped up matters.

Nitrous is a single-use race boost. Trigger it for a full-run +20% horsepower and torque increase and let the engine EAT to the finish line.

The ultra-rare power reward. A Speed Key gives +50% power for one completed race, then it is consumed β save it for the run that matters.

Daily rewards, garage upgrades and three-win streaks can all earn spins. The Mystery Box can award Gold, XP, Fuel, Nitrous and the ultra-rare Speed Key β all five live prize types are shown below.
The current BRAAP reward system can resolve to Gold, XP, Fuel, Nitrous or the ultra-rare Speed Key. These are the exact reward-card assets used by the game.
Spendable in-game currency for cars, fuel and progression.
Pushes player level and long-term progression forward.
Adds usable fuel to keep Solo Drag runs going.
Adds bottled NOS for a serious one-race performance boost.
ULTRA-RARE
The rarest Mystery Box pull and BRAAP's biggest one-race power reward.
BRAAP's Mystery Box / reward system also has eight distinct reward-source cards. These are the actual current source icons used by the game.

Special saved or bonus entitlements.

First-session progression support.

Return and claim a daily gift.

Earned through consecutive-day racing.

Results earned directly from racing.

Hit the first repeatable streak milestone.

Keep winning for a stronger milestone bundle.

The biggest repeatable streak milestone.
Voice, microphone input and device tilt are part of the drivingβnot an afterthought.
Build a collection, chase stronger performance, customize the experience and unlock more over time.
Win streaks, daily rewards, XP, Gold, Fuel, Nitrous and rare drops keep every session moving forward.
BRAAP is being tested on real Android hardware with mobile performance, touch-free driving and device compatibility in mind.
BRAAP is still in active development. We are recruiting early Android testers who want to play, report issues, and tell us what would make the game better before its Google Play and Apple App Store launch.
BRAAP is a mobile racing game built around voice-controlled throttle and shifting with tilt steering. The current focus is realistic quarter-mile drag racing and garage progression.
BRAAP is currently in development. Android closed testing is being prepared first, with public release planned for Google Play and the Apple App Store.
BRAAP uses microphone input to detect gameplay sounds. The current design is intended to process control input for gameplay rather than retain voice recordings. Closed-test privacy information will be provided with the release.
Open the Game Tester Enrollment page and submit your device details, gaming background and the type of feedback you can provide. Test invitations will be sent as closed builds become available.
BRAAP is developed in Canada.