MicroProse and Unordered Games are excited to announce that Throttle Trace will launch on PC via Steam in Early Access on September 15, 2026. To mark the announcement, the developer has released an extensive new gameplay showcase designed to answer the most important question about Throttle Trace: what does it actually feel like to race? Rather than a traditional trailer, the new video takes viewers through a complete racing weekend, with the developer behind the wheel and explaining the decisions, mechanics, and simulation systems that define the experience. From learning the circuit in practice and chasing the perfect qualifying lap to fighting through a full race, the showcase offers the most detailed look yet at Throttle Trace in action. Throttle Trace is easy to pick up, but beneath its immediate approach to racing lies a deep simulation built around the decisions that separate a fast lap from a great one. Every corner is a decision. How much speed can you carry? How hard can you push the tires? Do you sacrifice the entry to maximize your exit? Is now the moment to attack, or will patience create a better opportunity one corner later? And when the weather changes, an incident brings out the safety car, or damage ruins the strategy you started with, how quickly can you adapt? The new gameplay showcase puts those questions at the center, demonstrating how Throttle Trace turns the fundamentals of racing into an accessible but deeply competitive experience. Arriving alongside the release date announcement is Throttle Trace's biggest update yet, introducing a new in-game Track Editor. The same tools now used to recreate all of the circuits available in the demo are being put directly into players' hands, opening the door to designing and racing entirely new tracks from within the game. The update