AiRace Xeno for Nintendo 3DS

About AiRace Xeno for Nintendo 3DS

AiRace Xeno takes the tunnel racing of AiRace Speed off Earth and onto strange alien worlds. You pilot an advanced craft through glowing caverns and high tech ruins on distant planets, where the tunnels twist harder and the scenery turns wonderfully weird. The core thrill stays the same: huge speed, tight spaces and the constant question of whether you dare take the faster line through the next set of rings.

New planets mean new track styles, from flowing neon tubes to jagged rocky runs that demand respect. Tournament play strings races together for players who want a bigger test than single time trials, and unlocking faster craft rewards the pilots who master the early worlds. As before, there are no weapons and no rivals blocking your path, just you, the clock and a tunnel that never stops coming at you. The alien settings are more than decoration, since each planet changes the rhythm of its tunnels and keeps your hard won instincts slightly off balance.

Genre	Racing
Publisher	QubicGames
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2014
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Alien airspace is entered by cartridge today. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible for this sequel. A physical copy from a retailer is the honest way to play now. Pilots who bought it digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their systems.

A faster, stranger lap for fans of the first tunnel rush.

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What's inside

• Tunnel racing on alien planets
• New track styles from neon to rock
• Tournament play across worlds
• Faster craft to unlock
• Pure racing against the clock

Best for

Great for speed lovers who enjoyed AiRace Speed and want stranger worlds and a tougher tournament challenge.