Alto racing games

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Super Star Car. Experience the life of a formula 1 racer and create your own glory! Super Bike The Champion. Race with bikers from all around the world and get to create your racing legacy! Real Cars Extreme Racing.

Race through action packed tracks and locations to create your own racing legacy! City Minibus Driver. Drive luxury buses in a crowded city and complete bus missions!

City Car Driver. Drive in a thriving city, avoid getting chased by cops and complete missions! Renegade Racing. Rewarding racing experience jumping and collecting bonus in this scrolling 2D arcade car game. Drag Racer V3. Old school drag racing games offering tons of cars and customizations. Moto Road Rash 3D. Race your bike from one end of the town to the other as fast as you can without crashing. The Codemasters F1 games are obviously a big inspiration, to put it politely, but the upshot for anyone playing it is a layer of career simulation on top of the racing.

Work your way up through slower categories, build a reputation, and hold out for that big team ride. It's not a cheap habit, but it will please serious racers. That's only half the story, though. The sheer volume of user-created mods is enormous, and while the focus is on Formula One throughout the years those with an itch to be scratched in DTM, WTCC, GT racing and other open wheelers will be satiated too.

Hot Pursuit is a driving game frozen in a particularly special time for arcade racers. The purest essence of Need for Speed before the series went all open-world, it delivers exactly what the title promises, in race after race, with no downtime.

Enjoy the simple life as you aim a European exotic down a stretch of hauntingly beautiful Pacific coast highway with a train of police cars following in your wake. It's aged like an oak-smoked A-lister too. The roadside textures and car poly counts might not be able to compete directly with the latest releases, but the overall aesthetic in Hot Pursuit still looks luxurious.

And above all, fast. At least half your time in My Summer Car is spent outside of a car. It all begins with a note from your parents telling you to rebuild the junked car in your garage. From there you construct a driveable, moddable vehicle down to the most minute nuts and bolts, teaching you exactly what an exhaust manifold looks like and what happens when it rattles loose along a lakeside single lane road at 70mph.

Car ownership has never felt more satisfying and personal in driving games than in this slightly janky but beautifully esoteric builder-meets-racer. Venerated for decades and still playable in , Grand Prix 3 was a turning point in racing games.

Grand Prix 3 was a new level of fidelity. It modelled things like tyre wear, wet weather grip, and tiny setup tweaks - things that games had only been able to approximate in the broadest manner previously.

Simply put, it felt like sitting inside a Formula One car. And to look back on today as a playable museum piece, it has the added incentive of capturing the sport at an especially exciting time, when legends like Schumacher and Hakkinen were battling for top spot and previous champions Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve struggled at the back of the pack.

This is the descendant of SimBin's once-mighty racing empire. Think of it as GTR Online: it's the ruthlessly-authentic car sim you remember, but retooled for online free-to-play. The GT racing is beautifully modelled and captured through a good force feedback wheel, the online competition fierce and well-structured, and the catalog of cars and tracks deep enough to really specialise in a certain series thanks to that free-to-play model. Which is also its weakness.

Online racing games have come a long way since! Thanks to the advent of e-sports, you can now be professional at racing games. There are world racing games championships hosted annually, with the most popular contests coming in the car racing games category. Researchers at the University of Rochester have suggested that racing games, particularly car racing games, may help you become a better driver thanks to the quick reactions needed for racing games.

Talk about being a brain game! Additional benefits of racing games may include improved spatial attention, processing speed and hand-eye coordination.