Racing (196 programs)
Pros: A remake of a beloved installment.
Cons: No official announcement yet.
Pros: Impressive textures and graphics. O'ahu setting offers a nice change of pace. Nice alternative to Forza Horizon.
Cons: O'ahu is not recreated on a 1:1 basis. Lacks some of The Crew 1 & 2's originality.
Pros: 35 tracks and over 200 motorcycles. Return of split-screen multiplayer. Revamped career mode. Extensive customization.
Cons: Has high system requirements.
Pros: Official GT World Challenge license with real teams and liveries. Laser-scanned tracks ensure millimeter-accurate circuit layouts. Physics model used by professional drivers for training. Cross-platform multiplayer between Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5.
Cons: Steep learning curve for players without simulation experience. Best experienced with a racing wheel to appreciate handling fidelity. Initial console ports faced performance hurdles on older hardware.
Pros: Updated format for the 2023 season. Good variety of game modes. Includes online and split-screen multiplayer.
Cons: Not the most beginner-friendly racing sim.
Pros: Offers a revamped My Team 2.0 system.
Cons: Limited classic and historic content.
Pros: Incredible graphics. Detailed and varied environments. More than 500 cars are available. Share the world with up to 72 players.
Cons: Customization may be overwhelming for newcomers. Map may feel overpopulated with symbols.
Pros: Support for 4K 60FPS gameplay. Features crossplay. Has a more urban aesthetic.
Cons: Has a more restricted premise.
Pros: Admiral uses Dominus hitbox for precise aerial control. Mako uses Breakout hitbox for strong flicks and mobility. Optimized for up to 4K and 120 FPS on Series X|S. Over 70 Rocket Pass tiers with maritime-themed cosmetics.
Cons: Rotation of extra modes divides the community. Sunlit Salty Shallows replaces the arena's deep-sea mood. Cross-game ownership limited to specified car bodies and decals.
Pros: All new Driver Career mode. Realism driven by the Dynamic Handling tech. Updated rosters and liveries.
Cons: Steep learning curve. Has no VR mode. Heavy reliance on in-game currency.
Pros: Over 250 officially licensed motorcycles for varied riding styles. Tracks recreated from CAD and laser scanning for geometric accuracy. Dedicated servers reduce latency for online races. Optimized for up to 4K 60 FPS on Xbox Series X|S.
Cons: Steep learning curve reported by critics and players. Endurance races require lengthy sessions and resource management. Competitive focus limits appeal for casual, drop-in play.
