Fit check
Is Burning Cars worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want vehicle weapons and track combat
- Players seeking a defined championship with 16 tracks
- Solo players who prefer racing against three AI rivals
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking racing without weapons, mines, or vehicle combat
- Players looking for more than two vehicle types
- Players seeking a racing game centered on time trials or split-screen multiplayer
Our take on Burning Cars
The focus on armed racing adds weapons, modifications, and upgrade systems, but leaves less room for a broader range of conventional racing formats and vehicle choices.
What is Burning Cars?
Burning Cars is a combat racing game centered on the Trashpit Cup.
Players drive vehicles across 16 race tracks while using five weapon types, including miniguns and mines. Each race includes three AI opponents with distinct action styles, along with additional track bonuses and race-statistics awards. The game provides two vehicle types and five vehicle modifications. Weapons have 12 modifications, while 20 upgradeable systems cover areas such as engines, nitrous, armor, and ammo boxes. Progression combines vehicle development with armed competition, as players attempt to survive the tracks and win the championship.
How Burning Cars plays
- 01Combat Racing
- Races combine driving with five weapon categories, including miniguns and mines.
- 02Track Selection
- The game includes 16 race tracks with bonuses placed during races.
- 03Vehicle Modifications
- Two vehicle types can receive five modifications.
- 04Weapon Modifications
- The five weapon categories support 12 modifications.
- 05Upgradeable Systems
- Twenty systems, including engines, nitrous, armor, and ammo boxes, can be upgraded.
- 06AI Opponents
- Three computer-controlled rivals use distinct action styles.
Burning Cars compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing also combines racing with heavy weapons, while Burning Cars uses 16 tracks, three AI opponents, vehicle and weapon modifications, and 20 upgradeable systems. Barro offers arcade, time trial, and split-screen multiplayer modes with small cars, rather than weapon-based combat. Redout: Enhanced Edition focuses on fast anti-gravity racing with wheeled or airborne vehicles, while Burning Cars centers on armed cars and truck-based upgrades.
Burning Cars: platforms & release
Is Burning Cars worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want vehicle weapons and track combat. Skip it if: players seeking racing without weapons, mines, or vehicle combat.
Where can I download Burning Cars?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Burning Cars's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Burning Cars on?
Windows only.
