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104 Racing & Driving games reviewed and scored, best first.
104 reviews
Solo-developed jockey racing sim Full Stride nails the feel of piloting a thoroughbred through a race, but a launch with no tutorial, broken keyboard controls, and thin content around the core loop leaves it feeling more like early access than a finished "1.0" at its asking price.
5.5 / 10
A solo-developed vocational simulator that genuinely delivers for the specific, passionate niche audience who wanted exactly this — real trucks, real destruction physics, compacting trash until it's gone — undercut by a near-universal complaint that there's simply nothing else to the game once that novelty wears off.
5.5 / 10
A 1994 Super Famicom Cult Racer, Rebuilt for 2026 Hashire HEBEREKE: EX is exactly what its title promises: a modern remake of Hashire Hebereke, the 1994 Sunsoft racer that let a ca
5.5 / 10
Music Racer's pitch was genuinely clever for 2018 — load any song from your own hard drive, or later pull one straight from YouTube, and race a neon track built around its beat. Eight years on, the core idea still works with local files, but the feature every review remembers it for has been broken and unmaintained for roughly six years, and nobody at the studio has said a word about it since.
5.5 / 10
A free MMO racer with a genuine lineage back to 2006, relaunched on Steam in 2019 — reviewed for what a new player actually finds when they arrive, including how few of them there currently are.
5.5 / 10
A charming, Simpsons Hit and Run-flavoured open-world racoon romp with genuinely striking art and a lively world to explore, badly let down by inconsistent air controls, a reported save-breaking bug, and enough small jank that even fans of it describe the experience as "a fun mess."
5.5 / 10
Better physics, wrapped around a shrinking game RIDE 6 is the latest entry in Milestone's long-running motorcycle racing series, built around a new "RideFest" festiva
5.5 / 10
Diecast gacha, minus the real-money risk Supercar Collection Simulator puts players behind the counter of a diecast toy car shop: unbox surprise car packs, build out a growing coll
5.5 / 10
A team-focused Sonic kart racer whose genuinely inventive item-sharing mechanics are almost universally judged against its acclaimed predecessor, Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, and found wanting — compounded by a specific, widely-reported PC bug that prevents partying up with friends to race against other real players.
5.5 / 10
Strange Scaffold's anime arcade driving game turns the "isekai truck" meme into a Crazy Taxi-style chaos loop with real charm and genuinely good driving feel, undercut hard by a single map and a content shortfall its own launch-week review sample calls out almost unanimously.
5.5 / 10
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Gaming Factory's indie love letter to Japanese touge culture nails its map and manga-inspired story, but a deeply divided review sample points to genuinely broken opponent AI and reputation-gated progression as the game's real problems.
5.3 / 10
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SEGA's newest arcade kart racer earns real praise for its handling, track design and crossover roster, but a punishing launch price, unbalanced items and thin single-player content dominate the critical conversation around it.
5.1 / 10
Bus Simulator 18 puts players behind the wheel of licensed city buses across a sprawling fictional German metropolis, mixing relaxed driving with light company management. The core driving feel earns real praise, while an unusually large, convergent share of reviewers describe broken traffic AI and persistent crashes as undermining even a well-liked drive.
5 / 10
Solo developer Reuben Games delivers a long-anticipated cosmic-horror road-trip survival game pitched as "Grand Theft Cthulhu," earning consistent, specific praise for its retro synthwave atmosphere, art direction and writing from a genuinely divided review base, set against a dominant, heavily repeated complaint that its launch build feels closer to an early access alpha than a finished, full-price release.
5 / 10
A budget post-apocalyptic survival sim from solo studio North Ruins about scavenging, driving and building your way to the last outposts, earning a genuinely Mixed launch reception for an interesting, immersive concept undercut by jank, clunky building, and at least one report of broken core controls.
5 / 10
Developer Mindflair Games, published by Excalibur Publishing, delivers an Early Access driving-survival game about repairing and roughing it across a post-disaster American wilderness in a broken-down RV, earning genuine praise for its cozy, cooperative loop from a portion of a Mixed review base, set against a dominant, heavily repeated complaint that its asking price far outstrips a currently thin, repetitive content set.
5 / 10
A contentious, decade-later sequel to a beloved multiplayer racing-platformer that a large and vocal share of longtime fans describe as a genuine downgrade in movement feel, visual clarity and content volume, sitting alongside a smaller but real core of players who find the new wall-jumping tech and updated presentation genuinely additive, with specific, well-corroborated complaints about netcode, matchmaking with friends, and one detailed reviewer's unverified suspicion that campaign text reads as AI-generated.
5 / 10
A free-to-play co-op tank-crewing PvP game whose "everyone has a job inside one tank" concept earns genuine, specific praise from players who found a full crew, undercut by a large, specific negative-review consensus that the live playerbase is now too thin to reliably find matches, and by a confusing free-demo-versus-paid-DLC structure several reviewers call misleading.
5 / 10
A free-to-play underwater submarine MMO explicitly chasing the nostalgia of 2000s browser PvP games like DarkOrbit and Deepolis, with genuine strategic clan warfare underneath — undercut on day one by a monetisation model reviewers describe, overwhelmingly and specifically, as pay-to-win.
5 / 10
A handsome lighting upgrade and a genuinely good new UK network route arrive alongside launch-week crashes, a broken headline feature and the same yearly-DLC fatigue that has dogged this franchise for seven releases running.
5 / 10
RedLynx's physics-platformer racing is as sharp as the series has ever been, but Ubisoft buried it under loot boxes, a mandatory launcher that locks players out entirely, and server-dependent load times — a textbook case of publisher decisions outweighing the game underneath them.
5 / 10
A driving-lesson simulator from CGA Simulation, built around real-world UK and US road rules, VR support, and force-feedback steering wheel hardware, Mostly Negative across 26 English reviews at launch for genuinely broken VR menus, unreliable wheel mapping, and frequent crashes — with a widely repeated complaint that a premise this promising launched in a state closer to an early access test than a finished product.
5 / 10
A veteran-defined tank warfare MMO whose Steam launch stumbled over locked-out existing accounts in 2021, and whose long, escalating pay-to-win reputation reached a documented breaking point in May 2025 when Wargaming introduced tiered loot boxes that sent its most invested ten-year players heading for the exit.
5 / 10
An Ambitious Bird Game With a Rough Early Access Landing Bird Brigade lets you become a bird — one of over thirty species drawn from a DNA-breeding system capable of producing near
4.5 / 10
