Fit check
Is All To Race worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want to choose from many vehicle types
- Groups seeking races with up to 15 players
- Players who enjoy comparing results on Steam leaderboards
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a deep simulation focused on one specific vehicle category
- Players wanting more than two current game modes
- Players who have no interest in multiplayer or leaderboard competition
Our take on All To Race
The broad vehicle roster and varied circuits come at the expense of a tightly focused racing identity. With only race and drift modes, the game keeps its structure direct but offers less mode variety than racers built around combat, stunts, or larger event selections.
What is All To Race?
All To Race is a racing game with more than 20 selectable vehicles, including a cab, a small truck, and cars from different competitions.
It provides 10 tracks with varied environments, weather, and layouts. Winning races earns money used to unlock tracks. The game currently has two modes: race and drift. Multiplayer races support up to 15 players, and Steam leaderboards are available for every track. Other listed features include in-game statistics, gamepad compatibility, and Steam achievements. The vehicle selection covers several types, while the track selection changes the environment, weather, and course layout across races.
How All To Race plays
- 01Vehicle Variety
- More than 20 selectable vehicles include a cab, a small truck, and cars from different competitions.
- 02Track Selection
- Ten tracks vary in environment, weather, and layout.
- 03Race Modes
- The current modes are race and drift.
- 04Multiplayer Races
- Each multiplayer race supports up to 15 players.
- 05Track Leaderboards
- Steam leaderboards are available for all tracks.
- 06Track Unlocking
- Money earned by winning races is used to unlock tracks.
All To Race compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing combines wheeled and anti-gravity vehicles with weapons, while All To Race centers on vehicle variety, circuit unlocking, racing, and drifting. Barro offers small-car racing with arcade, time-trial, and split-screen multiplayer modes; All To Race instead supports up to 15 players in a race and includes more than 20 selectable vehicles. Redout: Enhanced Edition focuses on anti-gravity racing, whereas All To Race uses cars, trucks, and other vehicle types across 10 tracks.
All To Race: platforms & release
Is All To Race worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want to choose from many vehicle types. Skip it if: players seeking a deep simulation focused on one specific vehicle category.
Where can I download All To Race?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens All To Race's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is All To Race on?
Windows only.
