Five cities
Louisville and Los Angeles at sunset, Miami and Houston after dark, Atlanta in daylight. Each one has its own look.
Chrome Kings: Streets takes the cars off the show floor and puts them on the street. Pick one of 14 rides, roll into Louisville, Los Angeles, Miami, Houston or Atlanta, and choose your night: a light-to-light race through downtown, a sideshow in the pit, a quarter-mile drag on the riverfront, a drift run, or a run from the law.
Win cash, take it to the tuning shop, and build a street machine: engine, tires, suspension, brakes, weight and nitrous, plus paint, wheels, spoilers and underglow. It plays right in your browser, on a computer or a phone, with an original soundtrack from Joka Beatz.
Screenshots from the browser game.
Louisville and Los Angeles at sunset, Miami and Houston after dark, Atlanta in daylight. Each one has its own look.
Three rivals, checkpoint to checkpoint through downtown traffic. First to the line takes the cash.
Light up the tires in the pit. Spin donuts, switch directions to stack the combo, and get the crowd on its feet.
The law is on your bumper. Break their line of sight, stay hidden, and get away clean.
Launch on green and hit your shifts on the riverfront drag, or hold it sideways through corner after corner.
Engine, tires, suspension, brakes, weight and nitrous, plus paint, wheels, spoilers and underglow.
Step 1
Choose from 14 cars, old school and new.
Step 2
Five cities, sunset to midnight.
Step 3
Race, drift, drag, sideshow, or outrun the law.
Step 4
Spend your winnings in the tuning shop.
Right here in your browser: press Play in Browser. On a computer, steer with the arrow keys or WASD, press Space to drift and Shift for nitro. On a phone, turn it sideways and use the on-screen pedals.
No. The browser version is free and has nothing to buy.
Not yet. For now Chrome Kings: Streets is a browser game.
Yes, in the browser you play in. Your cash, parts and best runs stay on that device.
Same cars, different game. Chrome Kings is about building show cars; Streets is about driving them.