Racing games

Anti-gravity racing from Shin'en that squeezes more out of the small studio than you'd expect.

Sakurai's sequel to Kirby Air Ride, with deliberately simplified, accessible controls.

The Switch 2 launch title that for the first time connected all the tracks into one continuous map.

The official F1 game with a driving model built on "car feel".

The official MotoGP game with the full starting grid and tire wear.

A return after ten years: an open Hong Kong Island and the fight between two rival factions.

The WRC license returns to Codemasters: track surface changes with the weather and rivals' tire marks.

The return of a story campaign to the F1 series; a human dimension for an otherwise cold simulator.

Arcade racing on Hot Wheels tracks; the courses wind through entire households.

The official MotoGP simulation; the Rivals mode revives legendary duels from the nineties.

A motorcycle simulation from Milestone with an extensive lineup spanning history to circuits.

An open world narrowed down to a single Hawaiian island; content divided into themed playlists.

Nekonečné pouliční závody na útěku před policií, stavěné čistě pro dotykový displej.

A racing simulator built on the most faithful possible driving model and scanned real-world tracks.

A racing game on the border between arcade and simulation from the creators of MotorStorm; the cars have a noticeable weight.

Stejný název, jiný tým i hardware: verze pro Xbox 360 je jiná hra pro starší konzoli.

Původní PC verze z roku 2014 nabízí volant a plnou grafiku bez ústupků mobilu.

The peak of the series thanks to anti-gravity; tracks twist into loops and you even drive on the ceiling.

Italské studio Milestone a sezóna 2014 na stárnoucí PS3

Poslední velký Trials na Xboxu 360, těsně před koncem jeho éry.

Arcade racing with flashy mid-air stunts; a Gameloft icon.

A launch title for the Xbox One; laser-scanned tracks and photorealistic car lighting.

Over twelve hundred cars and the GT Academy project linking the game to real-world racing.

A licensed motorcycle championship from the junior class all the way to the premier class.

Arcade racing adapted to the DS's weak hardware; short time-trial and head-to-head races.

Perhaps the best arcade racer ever made; you recharge boost by driving dangerously and taking down rivals.

Realistic rally driving on asphalt, gravel, and snow; the co-driver's calls are essential.

Over seven hundred licensed cars, the Nuerburgring, and a photo mode - a monstrously extensive entry.

Namco přivedlo mistrovství MotoGP na PS2 s oficiální licencí a důrazem na jízdu.

Noční tuning a pouliční závody stlačené do kapesního formátu.

A sequel to the popular rally title from DICE, with new disciplines and better tracks.

A PSP launch title made up of tracks from Ridge Racer Type 4 and V, fine-tuned for the new hardware.

A PSP launch title that showed what anti-gravity Wipeout could do even in your pocket.

Snowboard racing following up on the cult classic 1080° Snowboarding from the Nintendo 64.

The Game Boy Advance version of the Crash Bandicoot kart racing spin-off; a tournament hosted by aliens.

The fastest and most unforgiving entry in the series; tracks without guardrails above sheer drops.

IndyCar racing under the name of real-life driver Al Unser Jr. from the nineties.

Roaring engines and linked cabinets for driver-versus-driver duels; it defined the look of racing arcades.

A licensed game based on the famous racing driver Mario Andretti; each vehicle class handles differently.

Races of miniature cars across kitchen tables; fall behind the screen and you explode.

American stock cars with tremendous power; the key is a consistent pace, not a heroic lap.

Action behind the wheel of an off-road vehicle; a bounty hunter crushes fugitives on alien planets.

Mud, gravel, and asphalt behave differently; a rally about reading the terrain, not just speed.

Races powered by the Super FX chip with polygonal 3D graphics; vehicles differ in weight and handling.

This is where the famous racing series began; the first game was more of a meticulous simulation of exotic cars.

Unicycle races where mid-air tricks recharge energy and boost speed.

An expanded arcade classic with full polygons, new tracks, and new car types.

The pack-in game bundled directly with the console; armored racing where you destroy rivals outright with weapons.

Sega's motocross race with a bumpy track and a cabinet that leans into turns.

It put the player right onto a motorcycle that leans into turns; an experience you don't forget.

A post-apocalyptic motorcycle survival battle in the year 2112 with on-track shooting elements.

A track editor combined with arcade racing and a destruction mode, from Electronic Arts.

A cult motocross game by Nintendo; judging your landing angle and watching for an overheated engine.

A sequel with a split screen for two players at once; an unusual feat on the Atari 2600.

An endless race against time as day turns to night. One of the most addictive racers on the 2600.

One of the very first F1 simulators; a wireframe track gave a sense of speed as early as 1983.

A home version of an early Sega racing arcade game; no laps, just an endless dash forward.

Racing with pit stops; worn tires must be swapped in time.

An expansion of Pole Position with more tracks; more content, the same proven formula.

Racing built on two verbs: bumping into opponents and jumping over gaps.