There are many racing games out there and they've been around for many years. Obviously racing game is a too broad spectrum. So, I have narrowed it down to real cars, meaning it has cars like Lamborghini's and mustangs, as well as it has to be a franchise, not a one-off like drive club or the crew. So here it is, my tuktok five real car racing game franchises.
#5. Asphalt
Asphalt has been for the most part, a phone/tablet game, sure it has a 3ds and a psvita version but they get boring quickly. It a simple and fun arcade racer that is a great way to waste time on the go. However the fact that it is a phone game means that it feel into the same problem most phone games did, micro transactions. It is slightly boring to play unless you spend a few dollars but aside from that, it deserves a spot on this list.
#4. Need for speed
I know that it has great installments like prostreet and underground, but its most kamakailan installment really weighed it down. Rivals had a pathetic customization and a really annoying cop system. Also when I played rivals, I rarely found my self in a race, and almost never found my self in a race against other players. However, its past glory saved it a spot at number four on my list, fix up your game (literally) and we'll see susunod year.
#3. race driver grid
Yes that is its proper name but most people refer to it as grid ( doesnt help that its sequel didn't include the race driver part). The game feels very different from any other, with a arcade and simulation feel at the same time. It had its flaws, like how every class had a definitively best car that you'd lose without in online, but all that aside, it is a unique challenge that any serious racing gamer should try, and that's why it deserves a spot in the middle of my list.
#2. Forza
Forza has a great simulator and a great kalye racer, which I have both played. The listvof good things goesvon forever. But the few bad things kept it from number one for me. The career had no real challenge, you could rewind as you wished and the game never forced you to upgrade your car , you could "beat" the game in a Nissan Micra, because of the events being chosen sa pamamagitan ng your car. The online mode felt very restrictive and not very fun. And the career got repetetive, very very repetitive. Over all it deserves a spot at number 2 but number one did what forza did wrong, right.
#1 Gran Turismo
I tried my best not to be biased because of me being a PlayStation gamer, but I weighed all the variables and concluded that GT is better. It has its flaws, crash engine, engine noise, lack of customization, and the fact that some standard cars are from GT3. However, the vast selection of cars means that you rarely run into identical cars in events. As well as the online modes giving a lot of freedom to mess around and the career posing as one of the best challenges is a racing game to date, puts it at number one on my list.
#5. Asphalt
Asphalt has been for the most part, a phone/tablet game, sure it has a 3ds and a psvita version but they get boring quickly. It a simple and fun arcade racer that is a great way to waste time on the go. However the fact that it is a phone game means that it feel into the same problem most phone games did, micro transactions. It is slightly boring to play unless you spend a few dollars but aside from that, it deserves a spot on this list.
#4. Need for speed
I know that it has great installments like prostreet and underground, but its most kamakailan installment really weighed it down. Rivals had a pathetic customization and a really annoying cop system. Also when I played rivals, I rarely found my self in a race, and almost never found my self in a race against other players. However, its past glory saved it a spot at number four on my list, fix up your game (literally) and we'll see susunod year.
#3. race driver grid
Yes that is its proper name but most people refer to it as grid ( doesnt help that its sequel didn't include the race driver part). The game feels very different from any other, with a arcade and simulation feel at the same time. It had its flaws, like how every class had a definitively best car that you'd lose without in online, but all that aside, it is a unique challenge that any serious racing gamer should try, and that's why it deserves a spot in the middle of my list.
#2. Forza
Forza has a great simulator and a great kalye racer, which I have both played. The listvof good things goesvon forever. But the few bad things kept it from number one for me. The career had no real challenge, you could rewind as you wished and the game never forced you to upgrade your car , you could "beat" the game in a Nissan Micra, because of the events being chosen sa pamamagitan ng your car. The online mode felt very restrictive and not very fun. And the career got repetetive, very very repetitive. Over all it deserves a spot at number 2 but number one did what forza did wrong, right.
#1 Gran Turismo
I tried my best not to be biased because of me being a PlayStation gamer, but I weighed all the variables and concluded that GT is better. It has its flaws, crash engine, engine noise, lack of customization, and the fact that some standard cars are from GT3. However, the vast selection of cars means that you rarely run into identical cars in events. As well as the online modes giving a lot of freedom to mess around and the career posing as one of the best challenges is a racing game to date, puts it at number one on my list.
