Punch
Three clean punches and a rider hits the tarmac. Swing at someone behind you and it turns into a backhand.
Coming soon · Android & iOS
A bike race and fight game on India's highways. Punch, kick and swing a cricket bat at rival riders without ever slowing down, and dodge buses, lorries, cows and the highway police across six states. No internet needed.
The game
Steer with one thumb and attack with the other. You never stop racing to fight: every punch, kick and swing happens at full speed, with two-way traffic coming the other way.
Three clean punches and a rider hits the tarmac. Swing at someone behind you and it turns into a backhand.
Kick the bike, not the rider. It swerves off its line into a bus, a wall or the ditch. A second kick finishes the job.
Super bikes carry nitro. Save it for the straights, light it up and leave the whole pack in your dust.
Buses, lorries, autos, tractors, cows and camels, all coming both ways. Every crash has a cause, and it's usually you.
Weapons
Every rival rides with something nasty. Punch them while they're winding up and the weapon is yours, until someone steals it back.
Police chase
Fight dirty and your wanted level climbs, up to five stars. Cop bikes join the chase, roadblocks go up, and if they catch you, your bike goes to the impound. Or grab a police lathi and fight back. Just don't expect Inspector Rao to forget your face.
The highways
Each route packs a whole state into one wild 10.5 km ride: city streets, open highway, hairpins and the landmarks you'd know anywhere.
Start by the fishing nets of Fort Kochi, race houseboats along the backwaters, ride out a monsoon squall and climb the hairpins to the tea hills of Munnar.
Blast out of a crowded pink bazaar, past a palace floating on a lake, over a rocky ridge and down long desert straights to a fort built of golden stone.
Taxis and double-deckers in Mumbai, a flat-out run over the sea bridge, then up the black basalt ghats to the hill forts and a very fast sugarcane plain.
India's favourite bike trip, the fast way. Cling to cliff roads above the river, climb past the tree line to a snowy pass and drop into the high desert.
Red brick and gold in Amritsar, a canal lined with white-trunked eucalyptus, a pine ridge above a turquoise lake and mile after mile of yellow mustard.
Weave between trams and yellow taxis, cross the Hooghly on a giant steel bridge, tear through red-earth forests and finish among the terracotta temples of Bishnupur.
The riders
Hit them once and they remember you. Between races the story plays out in comic strips: who hates whom, who owes whom, and why nobody has beaten Vikram in nine years.
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Grew up fixing bikes in his uncle's garage and watching Vikram win on a tiny TV. Nobody is unbeaten. Time to prove it.
Borrowed 150cc
Nine years on top. He keeps a souvenir from every rider he ever beat, and he has a lot of shelves.
Lathi
Lost his tyre shop when the expressway came. Now he rides for cash, and feeds a stray dog at every dhaba.
Cycle chain
A junior cup star whose cup shut down. Every rupee she wins goes towards a race school abroad.
Perfect nitro timing
A gully-cricket fast bowler turned internet star. He films every crash, especially yours.
Cricket bat
The only rider who ever beat Vikram, in the rain, twenty years ago. Her umbrella is lined with silver foil. It blinds.
Umbrella
Ex-police cadet and Meera's old teammate. She still says Meera cut across her in that last corner.
Short fuse
Two hundred parcels a day taught him every gap in traffic, and a few shortcuts that aren't technically roads.
Iron rod
Built a bike around a parcel that wasn't hers. Tunes it all from her phone, and steals weapons from slow swingers.
Whatever you're holding
A hockey star until Vikram's crew ended his playing days. Never hits first. Always hits back. Never forgets.
Hockey stick
Fifteen years chasing the league. He has caught everyone except Vikram, and he's starting to take it personally.
Police lathi
Runs the league from his dhaba. Somehow there's one on every highway in India. Everything goes in the ledger.
The red ledgerThe career
Race every state in every league. Finish in the top three to qualify, win rupees and climb all the way to a showdown with the champion.
Short sprints in all six states. Learn to punch, kick and dodge.
More sprints, and the rivals get faster from here on.
The full 10.5 km runs, start to finish.
Vikram joins the grid. Things get personal.
India's toughest riders on the hardest roads.
Beat Vikram. Take his road.
Collect your prize from Sethji, patch up your bike, hear the gossip and pick your next fight.
The garage
Start on your uncle's borrowed 150cc and win your way up to superbikes with nitro. Pick your paint, fix the dents, upgrade the engine and tyres.
“Sparrow by name. Sparrow by horsepower.”
Game modes
Five leagues, six states and one champion to beat, with painted story comics between races.
Hit a rival often enough and it gets personal. Settle it one-on-one.
Race your own ghost and shave seconds off your best line.
Fresh missions every day, plus a login bonus to come back for.
Switch sides. Take a police bike and a lathi and bust the racers for once.
Race friends on the same Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot. No internet needed.
Local multiplayer
One phone opens a room, everyone else joins over the same Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot. Up to eight riders on one road, and zero mobile data used.
Built for your phone
On a train, at a chai stall or halfway up a mountain pass. Sadak Fury doesn't need a signal.
The whole game plays without internet.
Race friends over a phone hotspot.
A sprint is over in about two minutes.
Big falls, funny flops, no blood.
Android 8.0 and iOS 15 or newer.
Screenshots
Real in-game screenshots from the current build. Tap any shot to see it full size.
FAQ
Sadak Fury is in development for Android and iOS. The release date will be announced on this site and on the store pages first.
Yes. The career, time trials and daily missions all play without internet. Multiplayer runs over local Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot, so it needs no internet or mobile data either.
One phone opens a room and friends on the same Wi-Fi or phone hotspot join it by name. Up to eight riders race on one road, and AI rivals fill any empty places on the grid.
No. Multiplayer is local only: friends race on the same Wi-Fi network or a phone hotspot, with no internet and no servers involved.
It is cartoon violence: punches, kicks, weapon swings and big comedy crashes. There is no blood.
Six states, each with a full route and shorter sprints: Kerala (Fort Kochi to Munnar), Rajasthan (Jaipur to Jaisalmer), Maharashtra (Mumbai to Pune), Himachal Pradesh (Shimla to Spiti), Punjab (Amritsar to Patiala) and West Bengal (Kolkata to Bishnupur).
Sadak Fury needs Android 8.0 or newer, or iOS 15 or newer. It's built for budget phones as well as flagships, and an automatic graphics setting picks the right quality for your device.
Sadak Fury is coming soon to Android and iOS. The store links go live here the day it launches.
Made in India, for everyone who loves a bike race with a fight in it.