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Delirium Interactive · Published by Delirium Interactive · Official site ↗
1 user reviews — 100% positive (1 reviews)
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
You won a Golden Ticket and the right to die on a game show for $300. After fees, penalties, and a fast-food coupon, almost nothing remains. Fail, and you owe even more. Keep moving. The system is already profiting from your desperation.
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Action, Adventure, Indie, Early Access, Casual, Racing · 2026 · More under £5 games
Navigate treacherous tracks as you race against time and danger in Final Rider. This adrenaline-fueled adventure pits your skills against the system in a high-stakes game show environment, where every wrong move could cost you dearly.
About this game
A comedy-fantasy isekai
You are a broke, humiliated nobody who wins a Golden Ticket and the right to compete in a vicious game show for a grand prize of $300.
By the time the 51% disposal fee, the 9% promotional deduction, and the legally mandatory fast-food coupon conversion are applied, the prize is barely worth the shame. Fail, hesitate, or stop moving, and the penalties begin to stack.
The system does not want you to win.
It wants to make money off your desperation.
But beneath that surface is something else. This is a game about the “easy path” — the one that almost always ends in failure. About trying to find a quick way out, a magic button, the perfect solution… and hitting a wall again.
You’ll face trials that tap into deep archetypes: the Seeker, the Shadow, the Anima, the Trickster.
This isn’t moralizing or a “psychology course” — it’s more like an interactive concept where the arcade becomes a mirror. And if you’re willing to look honestly, the game might unexpectedly help you understand something important about yourself.
What’s inside:
an ’80s arcade as a portal to a “purgatory” of game machines
multiple modes and varied challenges
physics puzzles and strange situations
a nostalgic atmosphere, humor, and a touch of absurdity
a story about choice, responsibility, and the cost of “simple solutions”
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: das windows 45
- Processor: Intel Core i3 8100
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 1060
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Recommended
- OS: Windows 11
- Processor: Ryzen 7 3700
- Memory: 32 GB RAM
- Graphics: RTX 3070
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
I Need Your Feedback on the Game
I Need Your Feedback on the GameI want to be honest: one of the game’s main problems right now is the lack of a clear goal and a solid gameplay loop.Based on the feedback I’ve already received, many players don’t get a strong enough sense of why they are in this world, what exactly they are supposed to do, or why the gameplay should hold their attention beyond the first few minutes. That is my personal responsibility as the developer and creator of this game.I’m actively working on improving that. One idea I’m considering is expanding the first level so it does a better job introducing the character controls, more clearly explaining why the player ended up in this “arcade purgatory,” and adding more gameplay situations and physics-based puzzles so the structure of the game becomes clear earlier.But I do not want to guess on your behalf. I want to hear it directly from you.So I want to ask:Would a clearer opening level or a light tutorial-style introduction help the game? Or would that hurt its style, atmosphere, and visual realism?I can see that many players are dropping the game early, often before reaching the story ending. That is a fair reaction if the game does not reveal itself clearly enough in the opening minutes.There is also a second serious issue: the save system is currently unstable, and I want to acknowledge that openly as well. On top of that, a deeper rework of the narrative in the lobby would take time.That is why your honest feedback matters to me right now: what exactly confused you, at what point your interest started to fade, what the game is missing in the beginning, and what you think should be fixed first.I read and consider all feedback, even when it is harsh, uncomfortable, or biased. Thank you to everyone who has already played the game, left feedback, and helped me see its weak points more clearly. That matters to me.Read full article on Community Announcements (Alex_Merqury)AnnouncementsOfficial
Release 1.7.1 to Early Access on April 10, 2026
Everyone can help improve the game — we will be waiting for your suggestions in the discussions. Currently, the game mechanics are not balanced and contain bugs. Our task is to find the best solutions to improve the game through joint efforts, fix critical bugs, and prepare the game for the addition of multiplayer and sandbox.Read full article on Community Announcements (Alex_Merqury)
