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Draw your own car in Doodle Race, then race your sketch through ramps, loops, and coins against rivals, completely free to play in your browser.
Doodle Race is a drawing-based kart racer from FM Studio: before you touch the track, you sketch the car you're going to drive. Trace the body panels, pick the wheel shape, add colors and stickers, and the doodle you draw becomes the vehicle you race with. No two cars end up looking the same, which is most of the appeal — you're not picking from a garage, you're building one.
Once your car is finished you're dropped into short, physics-based tracks full of ramps, loops, and scattered coins. The car handles like a toy rather than a simulator, so getting airborne off a jump or clipping a barrier and spinning out is part of the fun rather than a run-ender. Each track pits you against a small pack of rival racers, and the goal on every lap is simple: cross the line first while grabbing as many coins as you can along the way.
Drawing your car uses the mouse (or your finger on a touchscreen) — trace the outline the game asks for and it becomes your ride. Once you're racing, steer with A and D or the left and right arrow keys, and jump with W or the up arrow key to clear ramps and obstacles. That's the whole control scheme, which keeps a run easy to pick up even if you've never played a browser racer before.
A round goes: design your car, load into a track, and race a short lap against the field, grabbing coins along the way as you jump ramps and dodge obstacles.
Wider wheels and a lower, longer car body tend to hold corners better than a tall, narrow design — if you keep spinning out on turns, redraw with that in mind. Time your jumps a beat before a ramp's edge rather than right at it, since the doodle physics carry momentum a little longer than you'd expect. And don't ignore coins that are slightly off the racing line — a small detour is usually worth it since the tracks are short enough that a clean finish position matters more than shaving a second.
If you came from the site's dress-up and design games, Doodle Race scratches a similar creative itch before the action starts — you're still designing something personal, just a car instead of an outfit. My Pony My Little Race is the closer match for straight-up racing with a lighter, younger-skewing theme, while Bunny Hop leans more into quick platforming hops than lap racing. Between the three, Doodle Race is the one where the thing you build is what you actually compete with.
It's a short-session game by design — a car sketch and a lap or two take a couple of minutes — so it works well as a quick break between the site's longer dress-up sessions, and it plays fine with either a mouse or touch.
Use the mouse or your finger to draw your car. Once you're racing, steer with A/D or the left and right arrow keys, and jump with W or the up arrow key.
Yes, the drawing and racing both work with touch controls, so it plays fine on a phone, tablet, or Chromebook as well as a desktop browser.
Coins are scattered across each track for you to collect while racing, alongside the jumps and obstacles you're dodging on the way to the finish line.
No, you race against computer-controlled rivals rather than other players.
Doodle Race was developed by FM Studio.
