Limp Mode

LIMP MODE is a driving survival game about keeping a damaged car running on a dangerous highway. Fuel limits each run, while wear, leaks, overheating and breakdowns make maintenance part of the journey. Use a diagnostic scanner to identify faults and decide how to repair or modify your vehicle.

The story follows a journey to find a V8 engine for your stranded grandfather. The highway opens up as you travel, with towns offering places to stop and activities such as quarter-mile racing, dyno testing and casino games. Choose a story mode with zombies or without them, or play in a separate sandbox save.

Gameplay and features

• Diagnose and repair: Use an OBD scanner to read fault codes, clear faults or disable systems. Parts wear and take damage, and repairs and software changes can carry consequences.
• Tune and maintain cars: Work with mechanical parts, software stages and body modifications, including lift kits, wheel and track-width setups, paint and tint. Cars can leak, overheat and break down.
• Drive solo or with others: Play co-op with up to four players, or join drift servers with up to 20 players. Drift sessions support custom tracks, and players can build and share track designs.
• Choose how to play: Story mode can include zombies or leave them out. Sandbox has its own save and lets you build cars and test them on the drag strip or a track you create.

Frequently asked questions

What is the story about?

Your grandfather is stranded and needs a new engine to get home. You set out along the highway to find a V8.

Can I play without zombies?

Yes. The story offers a choice between a zombie-filled version and one without zombies.

How many players can play together?

Co-op supports up to four players. Drift servers support up to 20 players.

What happens when a car breaks down?

You diagnose and repair it yourself. Parts can wear out or take damage, and problems such as a cracked oil pan can cause a real-time leak.