Tag: Racing

A quirky toy trike racer with a lovable farmyard twist, Crazy Lamb RC offers accessible racing and friendly multiplayer fun, even if its modest scope may leave seasoned speed freaks wanting more.

The Crew Motorfest delivers a spectacular Hawaiian playground packed with varied racing, themed campaigns and an enormous collection of vehicles. Its always-on restrictions and live-service frustrations take some shine off the experience, but the thrill of discovering Oʻahu behind the wheel remains difficult to resist.

STAR WARS: Galactic Racer swaps lightsabers for repulsorcraft and delivers a thrilling roguelite racing experience packed with speed, aggression and a superb Star Wars atmosphere, though a limited track selection and the lack of split-screen multiplayer keep this exciting ride from reaching pole position.

A colourful, fast and surprisingly characterful arcade racer, Gear.Club Unlimited 3 finds fresh energy in Japan, while its thrilling highway mode and an enormous, customisation-focused garage make every journey worth taking.

Rally & Hypercar Bundle delivers two uncomplicated arcade racers that trade simulation depth for instant fun, with varied rally environments, ridiculous speeds and four-player multiplayer, providing enough petrol-fuelled chaos to make this budget package worth taking for a spin.

A bright and breezy arcade racer with enjoyable local multiplayer, but beneath the tropical sunshine lies a surprisingly short road with little to wait for around the next corner.

MXGP 26 - Fox Holeshot Edition brings motocross to life with impressive Unreal Engine 5 visuals, demanding physics, and brilliantly unpredictable track deformation that turns every lap into a fresh battle against the dirt.

Trailmakers: Downtown Drive delivers a vast and wonderfully varied urban playground, where skyscrapers, mountain roads, harbours and airports provide the perfect backdrop for racing, drifting, building and unleashing whatever wonderfully daft machine your imagination can conjure.

Retro Highway delivers a colourful blast of 16-bit-inspired motorcycle mayhem, combining responsive handling, catchy chiptunes and an irresistible "one more go" arcade loop that proves you do not need brakes to have a great ride.

Floor Wiping Race turns one of Japan's most ordinary school chores into a wonderfully daft arcade competition, delivering simple drifting, chaotic items and couch co-op for four players, which is at its best when shared with friends.