Racing (764 programs)
Pros: Realistic racing simulations across MotoGP™ categories. Unpredictable career pathways and team dynamics. Comprehensive fair play enforcement. Customizable gaming experience and style.
Cons: High system requirements.
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: Offers a demo of the full game. Features scenes not in the movie.
Cons: Only a demo. Full game requires separate download.
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: 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: Two game modes. Easy racing controls. Lets you customize your car’s build. All cars unlocked at the start.
Cons: Tons of ads displayed. Tutorial isn’t as fleshed out as it should be. No option to enter multiplayer mode.
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: Comprehensive track editor. A wide selection of car skin designs. Solo and multiplayer game modes. Reward-driven gameplay.
Cons: Limited cross-play experience.
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: Diverse environments. Customizable vehicles. Thrilling online multiplayer modes.
Cons: Learning curve.
Pros: Playable Cars characters. Interesting storyline. Family-friendly game. Smooth and colorful graphics.
Cons: Incomplete Cars characters. Limited playable characters. Can be dragging.
Pros: Stunning 3D graphics. Cool and original soundtrack.
Cons: Can be very challenging. Takes up a lot of space.
Pros: Authentic racing experience. Variety of game modes. Bike customization. Dynamic weather.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: 35 different tracks to race on. Detailed open world maps.
Cons: Can be very challenging. Rather similar to previous titles.
Pros: Realistic physics and immersive sound. Licensed cars and real-world tracks. Supports wheels, VR, and motion rigs.
Cons: Most content locked behind DLC. No dynamic weather or night racing. Interface can feel overwhelming. Some visuals show engine age.
Pros: Immersive Japanese drifting experience. Realistic environments. Customization options. Diverse gameplay modes. Licensed cars. With narrative-driven mechanics.
Cons: Occassional input lag.