If you recall racing on paper or you are learning the idea for the first time find a new way to play a classic grid-based game. Enjoy the good old-fashioned pencil-and-paper races. I am going to make that app free to play in next version, but after adding adverts and disable opportunity to create your own unique tracks. At the moment this app has 15 tracks and a Track Editor to create unique tracks.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ap-paper-grid-racing/id6820585753

I hadn’t planned or even thought about it but It’s happened – I remembered my childhood and decided to recreate an old game we used to play in our school notebooks (on grid paper): a turn-based racing game (1 square = 10 km/h). I named this game as AP Paper Grid Racing.

In order to fix multiple bugs, I had to rewrite the app 3 times. And I also had to add temporary telemetry to the game – all the moves on my laptop were recorded during debugging – to make gameplay more smooth and lean.

In return, enjoy the good old-fashioned pencil-and-paper races.

Remember back in the good old days when a sheet of grid paper, pencil and a little imagination were all you needed, of course, to put together a race? Take your old-fashioned favourite games back to the simpler days with a game inspired by this old-fashioned favourite.

Make each race your own. Choose a level of difficulty, choose a track and your competitors from a list of bots and have a solo run or race together.

You know your way to the finish line? (The trick is to think ahead and enjoy a race finding your own way in your race to win in which the decisions guide your progress.)

If you recall racing on paper or you are learning the idea for the first time find a new way to play a classic grid-based game.

P.s. I started looking for similar things on Google and found something cool (I have no affiliation with this):
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Printable-Grand-Prix-Racing-Game-Pen-Paper-Car-Race-on-Grid-13164194