Tag: Split Screen

Garfield may be famous for avoiding Mondays, but he certainly knows how to handle a racing line. Garfield Kart Road 67: 2 in 1 combines two entertaining arcade racers into one surprisingly polished package that delivers plenty of laughs, satisfying drifting and enough chaotic multiplayer moments to keep the whole family coming back for one more race.

Formula Legends: Legacy Edition captures the romance of motorsport's past without becoming trapped by nostalgia. Blending approachable racing with surprising strategic depth, it delivers a celebration of Formula racing history that feels both welcoming and rewarding.

More than two decades after it helped define the Musou genre, Dynasty Warriors 3 returns with a stunning Unreal Engine 5 makeover. Yet beneath the visual polish beats the heart of the same chaotic, heroic battlefield classic that captured a generation of players in the early PlayStation 2 era.

A fast, fun, and functional arcade racing bundle that shines in local multiplayer but lacks the depth and variety needed to stand out in a crowded racing genre.

A stylish, high-octane racer that fuses speed and combat into chaotic bursts of brilliance, even if its bold ideas don’t always come together cleanly.

A straightforward arcade racing bundle that delivers fast-paced fun and strong local multiplayer, even if its simple mechanics limit long-term depth.

A near-top-tier rally experience that blends immersive track design, satisfying mechanics and strategic depth — a must-play for anyone who loves the precision and pressure of racing against the clock.

BattleTanks – Animal Wars delivers fast-paced, arcade-style chaos with armoured animals, accessible controls, and explosive multiplayer fun, even if its limited depth keeps the action best enjoyed in short bursts.

Juiced Fruit Racing is a colourful party kart racer that turns juice into a weapon, delivering fast, chaotic couch multiplayer built for laughs and rivalry.

On PS5, it sings with silky performance and immersive feedback. On Switch, it becomes the perfect handheld nostalgia trip. It’s not a reinvention of the genre—but it doesn’t need to be.