The tutorial is now live in the public version of the game. It introduces the robot controls, attaching new parts, and overcoming different obstacles.
We have also removed the separate locations previously used for level selection. You can now select both the game mode and level directly in the main location.
Many racing levels have received new obstacles, making them more interesting to complete alone. Racing with friends will be even more fun.
Survival and Football remain competitive modes and can now only be launched after a second player joins.
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