Rally With a Friend Guide: Driver and copilot roles
About
OverviewRally With a Friend is a Roblox rally game where one player drives and another reads a handheld map and calls out turns. The two of you tackle narrow roads, blind corners, and jumps across four countries, racing for the cleanest time you can manage.
What is on this page
Contents
Player notes and tips
Found a useful trick? Share it with everyone! Notes with screenshots are welcome!
Write a guide note
[EA] Rally With a Friend
Driver and copilot roles
Step
Every run needs one driver and one copilot. The copilot uses a handheld map to call upcoming turns, while the driver focuses entirely on the road ahead.
- Decide roles pick driver and copilot before the stage starts.
- Copilot holds the map you can keep it in hand or set it down inside the cabin; either works.
- Driver listens trust the copilot's calls for corners and jumps ahead.
MetaNew Player Survey
The next survey is being prepared.
Stages and locations
Tips
There are four countries to race in, each with two stages. Every stage can be driven in daytime or at night, so the same course plays differently depending on which version you choose.
- Finland — two stages
- Sweden — two stages
- Utah — two stages
- Japan — two stages
- Day and night versions available for every stage
Road hazards
WarnFog, rain, snow, dirty windshields, and headlights that can cut out all show up during a run. A hard crash can trigger a blackout that costs REP.
Meeting up and entering a stage
Step
Both players meet in the Pits, the shared hub area. From there you form a party, which opens a private stage that only your group can enter.
- Go to the Pits the hub where players gather.
- Form a party group up with your friend.
- Enter the private stage your party gets its own stage, away from other players.
REP and leaderboards
Tips
Finishing a stage cleanly earns REP, and beating your personal best pushes you up the leaderboard. Hard crashes trigger blackouts that drain REP. Solo driving is available with a dashboard map, but solo times are not ranked.
- Earn REP by finishing a stage cleanly.
- Beat your personal best time to climb the leaderboard.
- Only times set while playing with a friend count toward the ranked leaderboard.
- Solo driving uses a dashboard map, but those times are not ranked.
- A blackout from a hard crash costs REP.
Optional pass content
TableThe base game supports two players. Purchasing the optional pass unlocks additional vehicles and lets a group of up to four race together.
| Japan Touge car | unlocked with the optional pass |
| Ponda | unlocked with the optional pass |
| WRC car | unlocked with the optional pass |
| XRW (four-seat) | unlocked with the optional pass |
| Maximum players | four with the pass, two without |
Glossary
Glossary- Pits
- The hub area where players gather, form parties, and prepare before entering a stage.
- Copilot
- The second player who reads the handheld map and calls turns so the driver knows what is coming.
- REP
- Points you earn by finishing stages cleanly; they determine your position on the leaderboard.
- Private stage
- A stage instance only your party can enter, free from interference by other players.
- Blackout
- A penalty triggered by a hard crash that costs you some of your earned REP.
Common questions
FAQCan I play alone?
Yes — solo driving is available and uses a dashboard map. However, times you set alone do not count toward the ranked leaderboard.
How many players can race together?
The standard game supports two players. If you purchase the optional pass, you can play with up to four people at once.
Does the copilot have to hold the map the whole time?
No — the copilot can hold the map in hand or set it down inside the cabin. Either works.
Why did I lose REP after crashing?
A hard crash can trigger a blackout, and blackouts cost REP.
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
