Fit check
Is ArcRacer worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- F-Zero or WipEout fans interested in a new anti-gravity racer
- Single-player racing fans who want campaign progression and unlocks
- Track creators interested in making and sharing custom courses
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking online or local multiplayer racing
- Players looking for a large vehicle and course roster
- Racing fans who prefer realistic vehicle handling to anti-gravity racing
Our take on ArcRacer
The game pairs its emphasis on speed and genre heritage with a strictly single-player format. Campaign progression and track creation give it structure beyond standalone races, but the absence of multiplayer limits competition to solo play.
What is ArcRacer?
ArcRacer is an anti-gravity racing game built around high-speed competition.
Its campaign has handcrafted progression, with new courses and ships to unlock. The game includes a selection of courses and eight ships with different playstyles, plus custom race configuration for standalone events. A track editor supports Steam Workshop sharing. Racing is single-player, with no multiplayer mode. An in-game tutorial and manual provide tips. The presentation uses pixel-art influenced by the Y2K era, alongside a soundtrack by composer Tempxa. The game draws inspiration from F-Zero and WipEout and is presented as a challenge for genre veterans as well as an accessible option for newcomers.
How ArcRacer plays
- 01Campaign progression
- The campaign uses handcrafted advancement and unlocks additional courses and ships.
- 02Distinct ship styles
- The eight ships have different playstyles.
- 03Track creation
- A built-in editor supports sharing custom tracks through Steam Workshop.
- 04Custom race settings
- Standalone races can be configured outside the campaign.
- 05Driving guidance
- An in-game tutorial and manual provide tips.
ArcRacer compared to similar games
ArcRacer pairs anti-gravity racing with a single-player campaign, unlockable ships and courses, and a track editor with Steam Workshop support. GRIP: Combat Racing also combines wheeled and airborne racing, while its description focuses on combat and heavy weapons. Barro offers small-car arcade, time-trial, and split-screen multiplayer modes; Redout: Enhanced Edition is presented as a fast, difficult anti-gravity racer.
ArcRacer: platforms & release
Is ArcRacer worth it?
It is worth it if: f-Zero or WipEout fans interested in a new anti-gravity racer. Skip it if: players seeking online or local multiplayer racing.
Where can I download ArcRacer?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens ArcRacer's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is ArcRacer on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
