DiRT blends death-defying offroad action, precision control, and the tricked out intensity of street racing into one visually stunning motorsports masterpiece. Choose from a wealth of officially licensed cars and real-world locations, then go careening through gravel, dirt and mud, doing whatever it takes to bring the trophy home.
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Moscow Racer is the only game in the world that gives you a chance to drive on the absolute realistic streets of Moscow city at 200 mph and not be arrested! Created in cooperation with the Moscow underground street racing clubs, Moscow Racer combines features of a car simulator and perfectly accurate models of the most famous streets in Moscow. It is so exciting when you mess with trucks on the road, which are so similar to the real thing. It is even more impressive when you know that the game gives you the experience you could feel in real life… but in a more dangerous way.
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STCC The Game - fans Turing, this time waiting for a trip in the Swedish Championship STCC, collected under the banners of their best, Scandinavian masters Turing - Ted Berk, Frederick Ekblum, Robert Dahlgren, Jan “Flash” Nilsson and many others, big names are well known to of Scandinavia, all of them have taken direct part in the creation of a new game. Thanks to the information and data, developers from SimBin succeeded in precision to the smallest details to recreate geometry of uneasy Swedish trails, give them real shape of the environment.
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Beetle Crazy Cup is a fast and furious autocross race game that allows you to drive one of 17 legendary models and choose from more than 50 uniquely detailed cars. Put your foot down while the clock is ticking, the car can jump of over 100 yards.
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Burnout Paradise (formerly known as Burnout 5) by Criterion Games is the seventh game in the Burnout video game series. It was released in January 2008 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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FlatOut 2 takes much of the basic content from the first game and tosses in a bunch more of it. All the stuff you liked–like demolition derbies, figure-eight races, and stunt mode–is all there, with more track options and stunts tossed in. There are even new car classes, with race cars and street racers to go along with the typical junk cars. The odd thing about the new cars, however, is that apart from some expected speed differences, they really don’t feel any different than the clunkers in terms of handling or durability.
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If you want to milk something, you’d best make sure it has milk to give. Le Mans 24 Hours has been around in some form or another since late 1999 when Infogrames inked a North American distribution deal with the game’s original developer, the British studio Euthechnyx, and immediately relabeled it Test Drive Le Mans to fit within its newly acquired Test Drive franchise. It has since appeared on a number of platforms and in a variety of incarnations and has been re-re-released for the PC under its original European title.
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After years of hard and painfull training, you finally managed to get into the top-ten of quadracers! There are 8 races left for you to race, and you need to score enough points during those 8 races to become the ultimate world champion.
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Motorama, is a realistic motocross simulation game. Ride through tons of challenging tracks on multiple different bikes. Post your high scores online and compete worldwide for the title of Motorama Champion.
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TOCA Race Driver 3 takes the variety of motorsport experiences available in “Race Driver 2″ and expanding on it even further, so no matter what your taste in racing, you’ll find something to suit you. Featuring the British GT championship, series stalwarts the DTM and Aussie V8 Supercars, Sprint Cars, Rallying, and open wheel racing all the way from karts to the BMW Williams Grand Prix Cars, and much more TOCA Race Driver 2006 has something for everyone.
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