NASCAR Mobile Game Gives Fans the Real NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Experience

The 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs are well underway and the competition is fierce. However, the sport is searching for ways to immerse the fans into the action even further. In light of that, NASCAR launched a new game on their app, called NASCAR Mobile AR Racing.

What is special about this new game is the fact that it will allow fans to race in augmented reality. This is the first time such a feature is being introduced in such a capacity.

How does the new NASCAR game work?

Other features include car customization and the ability to race against the 2020 playoff drivers on all 10 tracks. With regard to access, all that the fans need to do is open the NASCAR Mobile App and click on the game.

From there, the users will get a prompt to use their phones to scan their surroundings. Once that is achieved, the game will place a 3D-version of their favorite track anywhere to start racing.

Additionally, the game features a Practice Mode where players can casually drive around. This will also allow newcomers to get used to how their car handles at each track and learn the ropes.

There is also another mode, called Game Mode, that allows fans to compete against the playoff drivers. Of course, there is a difficulty level based on every players’ level, which ranges from 1 to 16. In such a scenario, the gamers’ objective is to earn points and try to move up the leaderboard.

The NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs experience

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It is also noteworthy that the tracks will be released in the order that they appear on the real NASCAR schedule. So, when the game first goes Live, fans will have access to the Darlington, Richmond and Bristol tracks.

In the coming week, Las Vegas, Talladega, and Charlotte Roval will be unlocked. Two weeks later, Kansas, Texas, and Martinsville join the fray, and finally, Phoenix will be the final track available.

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