#10 Redout
- Developer: 34BigThings
- Publisher: 34BigThings
- Platforms: PC, NS, PS4, XBO
- Release: September 2, 2016
If you’re a fan of fast-paced racing titles such as F-Zero and WipeOut then you’ll want to play Redout. Developed by 34BigThings srl, the developers have crafted Redout to be a tribute to the old racing monster titles that was not only fast-paced but a tough and fun experience.
Likewise, there is optional VR support available for those who really want to get into the action.
#9 TrackMania Turbo
- Developer: Nadeo
- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Platforms: PC, PS4, XBO
- Release: March 24, 2016
Much like the previous installments to Trackmania, Trackmania: Turbo features over-the-top arcade race tracks with high speeds and a focus on stunts. While the video game features over 200 different tracks in four different locations, a track editor was included to allow players to create tracks and share them online.
Those who are not interested in the more realistic simulation style racing titles will likely gravitate to titles like TrackMania Turbo. Players will find the intense, fast and wacky gameplay to be rather addicting especially thanks to the various game modes. For instance, there is the Double Driver mode where two players will work cooperatively by controlling the same vehicle.
#8 Dirt rally 2.0
- Developer: Codemasters
- Publisher: Codemasters
- Platforms: PC, PS4, XBO
- Release: February 26, 2019
When it comes to racing games there are really two sub-genres. You have your arcade-style titles that are easy to pick up and play. However, there are the more simulation title racers that offer enthusiasts to a particular sport or just racing in general that greatly tweaks the gameplay for a more realistic approach. Dirt Rally 2.0 is definitely part of the latter with players getting a real simulation heavy racing title. This is a game that offers a wide range of rally cars, stages and modes that would be aimed at those who generally love rally racing.
You’re going to find the ability to make tweaks to your car that is aimed at the course you’re dealing with, manage your crew, and simply race to face mostly the time rather than other racers. Codemasters have been around for some time now and they have proven to be a great development studio when it comes to racing titles and it really shows in this game. We’ve already taken a crack at the title and offered our pros, cons along with a few personal opinions in a Before You Buy episode which you can view up above.
#7 Project Cars 2
- Developer: Slightly Mad Studios
- Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
- Platforms: PC, PS4, XBO
- Release: September 22, 2017
Project Cars 2 first entered the market back in 2017 thanks to development team Slightly Mad Studios. The video game quickly became a competitor to other longstanding realistic racing titles as Project Cars 2 came with over seventy cars to race in, thirty unique locations, and over a hundred different courses.
Overall the game was hit with some decent reviews where critics found the game to be great in terms of customization options along with the wide variety of tracks. Gameplay also offers a wide variety of different game modes to go through such as online championships and a ranking system for players interested in the E-sports aspect of gaming.
#6 Dirt 4
- Developer: Codemasters
- Publisher: Codemasters
- Platforms: PC, PS4, XBO
- Release: June 6, 2017
The sixth title to release from the Dirt series is full of fast and thrilling gameplay. Focused mainly on rallying, players will find both tarmac and off-road races, various weather conditions along with Rally stages that spans from Fitzroy in Australia, Tarragona in Spain, Michigan in the United States, Varmland in Sweden, and Powys in Wales.
