Apex GP

Apex GP is open-wheel racing built for a phone: thirteen circuits from real-world road layouts, a full race weekend, and weather that changes the track. No ads, no energy timers, no account needed to play. THE CIRCUITS Apex Park, Monzetta, Spa-Franchecamps, Silverstown, Monte Carla (a street circuit), Interlagoon, Spielburg, Hungarama, Circuit of the Almericas, Montreel, Sandvoort, Suzaka (a figure-of-eight layout) and Marino Bay (a street circuit). The layouts are real; the names are parodies. HOW IT DRIVES · Tilt to steer, or drag on the left of the screen, and use the throttle and brake pedals on the right — you can hold both. · Assists from none to full, including traction control, ABS and optional braking help. · A controller works when one is connected, and a USB racing wheel and pedals plug straight into an Android phone and drive the car with no setup at all. · Two eras: a modern car with DRS and a V6 turbo hybrid, or a Classic 1989 car with a V10 and no driver aids. · Weather that soaks and dries the track, so grip, AI pace and braking all change. · Tyre compounds and pit stops, wing damage, gravel traps that throw dust and stones, and steward penalties for cutting corners. · Chase, cockpit, T-cam, nose and TV cameras, plus a strategy view for race management. · A career to climb, quick races and custom races, and mod support for your own cars and tracks. WHAT IT IS Apex GP is an independent, unofficial game. It is not an official Formula 1 game and is not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA, any real team, driver, circuit owner or sponsor. Circuit names are parodies; every team, driver and sponsor in the game is fictional. Apex Park (Cheshire) follows the Oulton Park layout; Suzaka (Nippon) follows the Suzuka circuit layout; Marino Bay (Singapura) follows the Marina Bay street-circuit layout. CREDITS Circuit layouts, buildings and land use are (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence (openstreetmap.org/copyright). Elevation is from Copernicus EU-DEM and NASA SRTM via OpenTopoData. Reference outlines: bacinger/f1-circuits (MIT). Road, grass and tree textures include CC0 scans from Poly Haven and ambientCG. The tyre brand is HALCYON. No real-brand logos. Some code, shaders and assets were produced with AI tools under the developer's direction; some front-end art and the announcer voice lines were generated with AI models. The in-game credits list them. Development notes: https://apexgp.racing/devlog

Performance update: smoother frame times on lower-spec devices and sharper upscaling. Glossier car paint with richer reflections, a pit-wall radio that calls the race, rumble reserved for real impacts, and the wing-damage warning is back.