Best racing and driving games
Racing games come in very different flavors. Some are about speed, some are about control, and some barely involve racing at all.
The games below cover the main types, so you can pick the one that matches what you want from a drive.
The main types of driving game
Stunt and trials games, like Moto X3M, are puzzles in disguise. You learn each course, then replay it faster. Upgrade racers, like the Hero series, give you coins after each race to buy better parts. Drifting games reward smooth, sustained slides instead of top speed.
Parking games sit at the opposite end. They are slow and precise, and the challenge is to stay calm.
Our picks
Moto X3M: Spooky Land
A stunt-bike trials game with Halloween-themed courses. Short levels make it easy to retry.
Superbike Hero
A motorcycle racing series with boosts and upgrades between races.
Stock Car Hero
Stock car racing where you dodge traffic and use banked corners.
Grand Prix Hero
A quick arcade racer with a simple race, upgrade, repeat loop.
Drag Racing Club
Street drag racing with car tuning. Launch timing wins races.
Russian Car Drift 3D
A relaxed drifting game where you clear snow by sliding across it.
Extreme Drift Racing
Drift to earn points and unlock 13 cars across five locations.
Perfect Car Parking
A slow, precise parking game for when you want a calm challenge.
Zombie Road
A survival driving game set on zombie-filled roads.
New to driving games? Start with Moto X3M or Grand Prix Hero. Both have short levels, so a bad run costs you under a minute.