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104 Racing & Driving games reviewed and scored, best first.

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BeamNG.drive

Eleven years in Early Access, 97.6% positive across 223,161 English reviews, and a graphics overhaul eight days old that has upset a loud minority without moving the score at all.

8.5 / 10

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Cozy Marbles

A genuinely delightful, intuitive marble-run sandbox that reviewers across every age group describe as a love letter to childhood marble tracks, widely praised for its accessible building tools and satisfying physics, held back by a handful of specific quality-of-life gaps, an occasional crash tied to piece placement, and content locked behind grinding some reviewers would rather see purely cosmetic.

8 / 10

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HexGL

A striking WebGL anti-gravity racer that still looks impressive over a decade later - confirmed working on both real touch (a genuine on-screen accel+turn drag drove the ship from a standstill to a track-ending crash) and keyboard, retrospectively reviewed after being on the shelf since before the review pipeline existed.

8 / 10

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Spy Driver

A top-down chase-driving shooter built on the LittleJS engine - confirmed working correctly on both touch (a real stick drag drove and steered the car, and a real button press fired) and keyboard, shipped with the same missing-viewport fix as its stablemates.

7.6 / 10

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This Is No Cave Review: A Tiny, Terrifying Speedrun Platformer Worth Chasing

A mouse-controlled grapple-and-thrust platformer that sends players fleeing giant subterranean worms across 30 tightly built levels, earning strong praise for its feel and leaderboard hook, with reviewers split mainly on whether 30 levels is enough.

7.6 / 10

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Assetto Corsa Rally

Supernova Games Studios' Assetto Corsa Rally, published by 505 Games and built on the Assetto Corsa physics lineage, delivers an uncompromisingly realistic rally sim that entered Early Access on 13 November 2025, earning enthusiastic praise for its demanding, best-in-class physics and visuals from a Very Positive review base, tempered by a heavily repeated complaint about poor controller support and force feedback, plus a specific complaint from real-world rally drivers about unrealistic braking behaviour.

7.5 / 10

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Forza Horizon 6

Quite possibly the best arcade racer ever made, set in the best map the series has built — and its two most-upvoted negative reviews are from people who couldn't play it because they block telemetry.

7.5 / 10

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Grand Theft Auto V

A widely acclaimed single-player crime saga bundled with an online mode whose 2017-2018 wrongful-ban epidemic became one of the most documented anti-cheat fairness disputes on Steam — improved since, but echoed by a related complaint that persists into 2024-2025.

7.5 / 10

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Nitro Turtles

Nitro Turtles is a Mario Kart-style kart racer from solo developer Lucky Turtle, replacing go-karts with nitro-enhanced sea turtles that gain speed bursts on contact with water, and this review's unanimously positive sample finds a charming, well-supported genre clone whose most detailed critical account documented specific bugs that the developer has since visibly and directly fixed.

7.5 / 10

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Pacific Drive

A haunting, atmospheric car-survival roguelike whose single biggest obstacle to a wider audience isn't its horror or its driving physics — it's a save system that a large, consistent share of reviewers say makes the game genuinely incompatible with an interrupted life.

7.5 / 10

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Rocket League

Psyonix's car-soccer hybrid remains one of the most mechanically satisfying competitive multiplayer games ever made, with reviewers consistently praising its deep, physics-driven skill ceiling — but a large, sustained, multi-year wave of reviewer anger over Epic Games' stewardship since its 2019 acquisition, including a lasting removal of Linux and Mac support, is real and worth understanding before diving in.

7.5 / 10

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Speedway

A pseudo-3D Pole-Position-style racer built on the LittleJS engine - confirmed genuinely playable on touch via a fallback stick control, with a real touch drag taking speed from 0 to 174mph and score from 0 to 2380, shipped with the same missing-viewport fix as its stablemates.

7.5 / 10

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Super Woden: Rally Edge

A rally-focused spin-off of the Super Woden arcade racing series earns an Overwhelmingly Positive reception for its tight, drift-forward handling and huge car roster, though its own review sample splits hard on whether its physics and co-driver callouts actually deliver a rally experience or a stylish arcade impostor.

7.5 / 10

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Tokyo Xtreme Racer

A deliberately old-school highway battle racer from series creator Genki, returning after 18 years with an honest, monetisation-free business model its fans celebrate almost as much as the driving itself — sitting alongside a real, persistent complaint about rubberbanding AI and repetitive race structure that spans the whole year from Early Access into full release.

7.5 / 10

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Micro Racer

A clean top-down arcade racer with real steering, drifting, and lap-based AI races - confirmed genuinely working on desktop and phone, though touch players lose access to the dedicated drift button that keyboard players get.

7.4 / 10

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Bar After Bar Review

Five Friends, One Mountain, Way Too Many Cocktails Bar After Bar, released August 24, 2026 from solo developer OneMan Tim, has one of the more literal premises to hit Steam this ye

7 / 10

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BeaterCore Review

Rally Racing for People Who Love Rust Buckets More Than Supercars BeaterCore is built on a simple, appealing premise: forget pristine sports cars, and instead buy, repair, and tune

7 / 10

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Cargo, Please!

A solo-developed top-down delivery sim across three open cities, where cargo condition and a watchful police force matter as much as your route — launched two days ago with a tiny but detailed early review corpus and no achievement data yet to check its claims against.

7 / 10

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Car Mechanic Simulator 2018

Car Mechanic Simulator 2018 lets players strip a car down to its last bolt and put it back together, and its own massive review base treats it as equal parts satisfying time sink and genuine, if imperfect, education in how cars actually work. Getting to that satisfaction means surviving a tutorial its own players describe with unusual, consistent harshness.

7 / 10

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