Racing

Racing games, where every corner has an opinion

Racing games are about one simple promise, get there first, or at least do it with style. In our catalog, that means 1368 games ranging from 1994 to 2026, from grounded motorsport to louder, looser rides where the rules get bent a little. Some lean into simulation, others into arcade chaos, and a few happily blur the line. Either way, the finish line is still the finish line, annoyingly.

What racing games are, and why they split in two

At heart, racing games drop you into a competition built around speed. The details change fast. Some games try to reproduce real car handling, tire wear, fuel, and precise cornering. Others care more about momentum, drifting through turns, exaggerated crashes, and a quicker sense of motion. Racing can happen on highways, city streets, winding roads, or stranger places entirely. Sometimes the car is the point. Sometimes the chaos is.

Arcade-style racing usually puts fun and pace ahead of strict realism, while simulation racing aims to feel closer to driving a real vehicle. That split gives the genre its range, from careful, technical laps to games that seem to think gravity is optional. Kart racing also became a major sub-genre in the 1990s, which explains a great deal about the species of trouble racers like to get into.

Where to start in our catalog

If you want familiar ground, start with 18 Wheels of Steel: American Long Haul or 4x4 Dream Race. If you want something more modern, #DRIVE Rally is there, along with 80's OVERDRIVE and 80's Night for a more nostalgic pace. 1nsane, 3dSen PC, and 4 Rush Together show just how wide racing can stretch in our catalog, while 6N23 and A Clumsy Flight add still more variety. Yes, racing can be weird. That is part of the appeal.

The catalog also includes a lot of work from familiar studio names, including Milestone S.r.l., Codemasters, KT Racing, RewindApp, and 3DClouds. That kind of spread matters, because racing games rarely stay in one lane for long. One minute you are chasing precision, the next you are scraping through a corner and hoping the physics engine is in a forgiving mood.

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