Racing (252 programs)
Pros: Online multiplayer or offline solo mode. Supports 2-8 players. Hand-crafted maps. Customizable characters.
Cons: Empty server. Doesn't offer that many features. Small community. No checkpoints.
Pros: Over 60 officially licensed trucks, including BIGFOOT and USA-1. Level Editor on Steam enables custom arenas and props. Garage supports swapping engine, intake, transmission, shocks, exhaust.
Cons: Desktop port shows limited graphical fidelity for some players. Controls retain mobile-oriented mappings, requiring adjustment for precision play.
Pros: Wicked Trick system enables high-scoring, gravity-defying stunts. Reactive DJ commentary responds to player performance in real time. Hand-crafted maps emphasise verticality and secret branching routes. Full controller support, optimized for Xbox and PlayStation pads.
Cons: Single-player campaign is still in development. Online multiplayer is planned but not currently available. Optimized for modern hardware; may favor higher-spec setups. Arcade focus may not satisfy players seeking realistic simulation.
Pros: Cute and charming graphics. 30 tracks to take on. Various customization options available.
Cons: Could use more game modes and tracks.
Pros: Physics-driven momentum creates lively, unpredictable plays. Simplified controls enable quick pick-up-and-play sessions. Local multiplayer supports same-screen competitive matches.
Cons: Official listings emphasize Windows availability, Mac support unclear. Casual physics trades away deep driving simulation.
Pros: Addictive racing gameplay. Cool art style. Awesome retro music. Expansive lore and storyline.
Cons: Not for minors. Some relationship arcs seem too quick. No CG gallery. No skip function for scenes.
Pros: Four characters with unique playstyles. Action and style combined.
Cons: Mastering moves could be challenging.
