Racing (762 programs)

Pros: Over 50 off-road vehicles. Eight official rally circuits. Racing team management. Daily, Weekly and Monthly community challenges.

Cons: Difficult rally circuits and courses. Requires high-specification gaming system. No other car options. May not have all motorsport brands.

Pros: Simple and quick racing. Enjoyable Landscapes. A satisfying range of vehicles..

Cons: More locations would have been an improvement. Lack of any real long-term scope.

Pros: Free-to-play, with regular updates. Realistic physics and controls. Support for single-player and online play. Over 100 fully licensed cars.

Cons: Frame rates can be poor. Pricing policy may put some people off. May not appeal to casual players. Lacks a career mode.

Pros: Stunning 3D graphics. Cool and original soundtrack.

Cons: Can be very challenging. Takes up a lot of space.

Pros: Various cars you can unlock. 75 levels to challenge.

Cons: Falsely advertises its name and gameplay. Tons of intrusive ads. No tutorial on keyboard controls. Camera panning can be confusing.

Pros: Presentation captures the magic of the movie. Simple racing controls. Fun slot car-style racing action. Lets you customize your tracks. All your favorite characters from the movie.

Cons: City building element can be a distraction. Energy system stops the fun in its tracks.

Pros: Unique paddle-based movement with physics realism. Parkour-inspired course with biome diversity. Local and online multiplayer options. Built-in speedrun timer for replayability.

Cons: High difficulty curve may frustrate some players.

Pros: Added My Team mode. Returned split-screen racing. Highly-customizable game options. Unparalleled driving game experience.

Cons: On-track strategy changes. Steering wheels tweaks.

Pros: More than 60 tracks. Several gaming modes, offline and online. Customizable elements. Easy to configure, easy to control. Great graphics and music.

Cons: None. Seriously..

Pros: Features straightforward gameplay. Comes with various cars. Features a retro-style setting. Offers fast-paced sequences.

Cons: Controls can be tricky in the beginning.

Pros: Comprehensive track editor. A wide selection of car skin designs. Solo and multiplayer game modes. Reward-driven gameplay.

Cons: Limited cross-play experience.

Pros: Large selection of licensed cars and real-world tracks. Realistic physics and immersive sound design. Active multiplayer community and ranked races. Supports VR, racing wheels, and motion rigs.

Cons: Most content locked behind paid DLC. No dynamic weather or night racing. Interface can feel overwhelming for new players. Older engine shows its age in some visuals.

Pros: Impressive driving physics. Engaging scenario mode.

Cons: Classic mode has been removed. Almost the same as F1 2013.

Pros: Online multiplayer modes increase engagement. Diverse landscapes and challenges. Vast-open world exploration.

Cons: Lack of structured goals or progression. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Realistic physics and tire modeling. Officially licensed GT World Challenge content. Impressive visuals and immersive audio design. Active multiplayer scene with Safety Rating system.

Cons: Steep learning curve for newcomers. Limited car classes without DLC.

Pros: Authentic racing experience. Variety of game modes. Bike customization. Dynamic weather.

Cons: Steep learning curve.