• 2-player split-screen with vertical (side by side) or horizontal (top and bottom) layout.
  
• Every input works at once: keyboard, mouse, and gamepads can all play together.
  
• Each player picks their own racer, with separate scoring, tricks, and HUD.
  
• Plays nicely with your connected controllers, with the keyboard as a fallback for Player 1.

• Full gamepad navigation across every menu, including the pause menu.
  
• Steam Deck friendly: clear focus highlight so you always see where you are.
  
• Open the pause menu with the Start button.
  
• Keyboard navigation works too when no controller is connected.

• Momentum carries when you cut the throttle, so you coast through the mud instead of stopping dead.
  
• Speed sensitive steering: tighter control at low speed, more stable at high speed.
  
• Reworked lean angles and a proper drift pose on long corners.
  
• Wheelies, whips, and tricks tuned to feel better in the air.

• No more getting stuck, ramming walls, or driving the wrong way.
  
• Cleaner overtakes and real fights for position.
  
• Bikes push and bump instead of bouncing off each other like toys.

• Audio fixes for engine, landings, and crash sounds.
  
• Better crash and ragdoll behavior, including suspension collapse on impact.
  
• Landing angle indicator cleaned up.
  
• UI scaling for 16:9, 21:9, and 16:10 (MacBook) screens.
  
• Many smaller bug fixes across menus and gameplay.

• New tracks are on the way, including Supercross maps with the tight rhythm sections, rollers, and big jumps you would expect.
  
• More polish and content leading up to the next milestone.

We just blasted past 500 wishlists on DüRT: Motocross Championship, and we couldn't have done it without you. Whether you played the early build, dropped feedback, or just hit that wishlist button: thank you. It genuinely means the world to a small team.

You gave us a ton of detailed feedback, and we went through every single point. Here's what's fixed:

• Fixed the "I randomly lose control of the bike" issue. The bike no longer loses all grip on low-traction surfaces at full throttle, so slides stay recoverable.

• Added a proper FPS cap. No more 2000 FPS melting your GPU for nothing. With the PSX frame cap off, the game now matches your monitor's refresh rate.

• Tricks were broken: you couldn't trick while accelerating and there was an input delay. Now you just hold the trick button in the air and it fires instantly, throttle or not.

• Rebalanced the whole field. The AI is now genuinely competitive and can fight for the win, but it's beatable with good riding. No more being stuck in 3rd forever.

• Reworked bike-to-bike avoidance, so no more zig-zagging or rivals steering themselves off the track.

• Way fewer cheap wipeouts. Crashes now only trigger above roughly 30 km/h, and bad-landing crashes only happen when you over-rotate past 35 degrees. Clean landings stay clean.

• Fixed the false "WRONG WAY" warnings while riding correctly.

• Added a results screen ("YOU PLACED 1ST!") and a clean auto-return to the menu after the race.

• Added a Quit Game button to the main menu.

…plus a pile of smaller fixes and polish under the hood.

All of this is rolling into the playable demo, which drops very soon. Wishlist now so you don't miss it, and tell a friend who loves that 90s arcade MX feel. Ride on, and see you on the track. 🤘

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