Speed, drifting, and no nonsense
Super Pilot is an arcade racer in the style of F-Zero. You fly a ship at extreme speed through loops, pipes, and impossible turns that are vertical, upside-down, or whatever else the track designer came up with. There is no physics simulation and no weapons. Races come down to skill: hold your boost, carry your drift, and keep the ship on the line when the track suddenly flips. That makes it feel like pure racing rather than combat with cars. The speed is the main challenge, so expect to restart and learn where to brake a fraction before the wall.
Racing together
If your group wants to play on one screen, the game supports split-screen for up to four players locally, so you can set a track, line up, and race. When you want bigger competition without everyone owning the game, Remote Play Together lets a friend join in over the internet using your session. There is also an option to race against up to 48 AIs when nobody is available, and the same tracks are tied to global leaderboards if you want to compare times with strangers.
Build the track, then race it
The track editor is the other half of the game. You place loops, twists, pipes, and pieces of geometry, then draw the racing line directly onto it and start driving immediately. Nothing is buried in menus; the loop is design something, race it, and tweak it. Once a track is finished you upload it, and anyone can play it, compete on its leaderboard, rate it, and fold it into a championship with other player-made tracks. So a good evening with friends goes from "this track is ridiculous" to "here's the version with the sharper loop" in a few minutes.
Before you start
Expect fast-paced arcade handling, controller support, and a soundtrack geared to the pace of the racing. It is Early Access, so the build can still change, and a lot of the longevity comes from community tracks rather than a fixed set of circuits. If your group likes time attacks and speed, or wants to build something that looks absurd and then prove you can drive it, this fits well. If you need deep simulation or combat racing, it will feel bare on purpose.