Fit check
Is CloseCall worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing game fans who want a fictional motorsport setting
- Players seeking a career mode with cash-funded vehicle upgrades
- Arcade racers interested in user-created events
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a broad racing campaign may find the current beta limited to one environment and two tracks.
- Those seeking a large selection of teams or vehicles may find the present scope restrictive, with one team affiliation and 10 vehicles.
- Players wanting a completed championship structure may prefer to wait for the planned release features.
- Fans of realistic drone-flight simulation are outside the game's focus.
Our take on CloseCall
Its defining structure is a compact Early Access racing package that combines a cash-spending career with restricted, user-created arcade events.
What is CloseCall?
CloseCall is an action racing game set around the revival of a motorsport series that ended after safety rules, controversy, and internal conflict.
The current Early Access beta includes one environment with two tracks, 10 vehicles, one team affiliation, and access to all implemented customization. Arcade Mode lets players join user-created events with restricted settings. In Career Mode, players select race events, earn cash from victories, and spend it on vehicles and upgrades. The game presents racing as a high-stakes spectacle involving expensive cars and aggressive tactics. Planned additions include more event types, expanded driving challenges, vehicle destruction, reputation, sponsorships, team creation, broader car customization, and a championship structure.
How CloseCall plays
- 01Career progression
- Race events award cash that can be spent on vehicles and upgrades.
- 02User-created events
- Arcade Mode allows participation in player-created events with limited event settings.
- 03Vehicle selection
- The beta provides 10 vehicles to choose from.
- 04Track variety
- The current environment contains two tracks.
- 05Vehicle customization
- All customization currently implemented in the beta is available.
CloseCall compared to similar games
CloseCall combines fictional motorsport competition with a career economy, vehicle upgrades, and user-created arcade events. GRIP: Combat Racing is also a combat-focused racing game, but its description centers on wheeled and airborne vehicles and heavy weapons rather than CloseCall's career spending and current two-track beta structure.
CloseCall: platforms & release
Is CloseCall worth it?
It is worth it if: racing game fans who want a fictional motorsport setting. Skip it if: players looking for a broad racing campaign may find the current beta limited to one environment and two tracks.
Where can I download CloseCall?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens CloseCall's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is CloseCall on?
Windows only.
