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Earn to Die
Race
Hill Climb Racing
Race
Asphalt 8 - Car Racing Game
Race
CSR 2 Realistic Drag Racing
Race
Asphalt Legends Unite
Race
Need for Speed™ No Limits
Race
CarX Drift Racing Lite
Race
Drive Ahead! - Fun Car Battles
Race
Traffic Rider
Race
Real Racing 3
Race
Traffic Racer
Race
F1 Clash - Car Racing Manager
Race
Hill Climb Racing 2
Race
Extreme Car Driving Simulator
Race
Fun Race 3D — Run and Parkour
Race
Voyage 4
Race
Beach Buggy Racing
Race
Drag Racing
Race
Bike Race：Motorcycle Games
Race
Earn to Die 2
Race
Drag Racing: Streets
Race
Street Racing 3D
Race
Rebel Racing
Race
CarX Drift Racing
Race
Demolition Derby 2
Race
Racing Moto
Race
Trials Frontier
Race
Real Bike Racing
Race
Trial Xtreme 4 Bike Racing
Race
Earn to Die Lite
Race
Driving School 2017
Race
MotoGP Racing '23
Race
Beach Buggy Racing 2
Race
Asphalt Xtreme: Rally Racing
Race
Drift Max - Car Racing
Race
Blocky Roads
Race
Crash of Cars
Race
Clash of Crime Mad San Andreas
Race
Racing Fever: Moto
Race
CarX Drift Racing 2
Race
Torque Burnout
Race
FR Legends
Race
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In a broad sense, a racing game is a car simulator designed to simulate driving a vehicle. Depending on the complexity of the race are divided into arcade, realistic and destructible.
Distinctive features of arcade racing include the intentional distortion of the physical behavior of the car (the car is easier to drive, it does not take into account many control nuances such as a manual transmission, or a "heavy" reaction of the car).
As opposed to arcade racing, realistic car simulators try to take into account the slightest nuances of driving a car and give the gamer the maximum idea of how a car should behave in real life.
Destructible racing focuses on the aftermath of car collisions, in short, on the physical model of the behavior of the car, ignoring to some extent other aspects of a typical simulator.
The first category includes the games in the Need for Speed series (before Shift), Crazy Taxi , Colin McRae (closer to the arcade than to the simulator) and Gran Turismo . To the second - series MotoGP , F1, Euro Truck Simulator , NASCAR .
In the third category, the FlatOut series won particular fan love, especially the second part and its extended expansion Ultimate Carnage. WreckFest (updated FlatOut concept adjusted for modern graphics) and Burnout are also suitable here.
Recently, developers have been trying to release not a full-fledged, “pure” racing subgenre with an emphasis on either a simulator or an arcade, destructible component, but rather a mixed version: many releases contain a moderate physical model, realism with some interspersed arcade (subseries NFS Shift , for example).
