Fit check
Is Clutch worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans who want zombie combat alongside driving
- Players seeking an open city area with racing and rescue missions
- Racing players interested in multiple modes, vehicle upgrades, and combat
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking realistic racing rather than arcade driving with zombie combat
- Players wanting a focused circuit racer rather than exploration and varied missions
- Players looking for a driving game without combat or destructive objectives
- Players seeking a pure racing simulator rather than a fictional catastrophe setting
Our take on Clutch
The racing premise understates the broader structure: the game also includes rescue missions, open-city exploration, zombie combat, vehicle upgrades, and artifacts that affect rivals. Racing is one part of a wider action game built around a catastrophe scenario.
What is Clutch?
Clutch is an arcade racing game set after a Large Hadron Collider catastrophe transforms a city's population into zombies.
The surviving player returns to the abandoned city to seek a way to restore them. Armored vehicles provide the means of travel and survival, while missions cover racing, rescue operations, and other objectives. The LHC campus is presented as a city-sized area for sandbox-style exploration. The game includes 8 racing and combat modes, multiple vehicle types and upgrades, several ways to destroy zombies, collision and damage physics, and artifacts that affect the player and rivals. The story eventually leads to the truth behind the catastrophe and the transformed population.
How Clutch plays
- 01Vehicle upgrades
- The game includes several drivable vehicles and upgrade options.
- 02Open city exploration
- The LHC campus provides a city area for sandbox-style exploration.
- 03Eight game modes
- The available modes cover both racing and combat.
- 04Mission variety
- Objectives include racing, rescue work, and other missions.
- 05Combat artifacts
- Artifacts can influence the player and rival participants.
Clutch compared to similar games
Clutch combines arcade racing with zombie combat, rescue missions, open-city exploration, vehicle upgrades, and 8 modes. GRIP: Combat Racing centers on wheeled or airborne vehicles, high-speed racing, opponents, and heavy weapons, while Clutch adds a city setting and mission-based activities.
Clutch: platforms & release
Is Clutch worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans who want zombie combat alongside driving. Skip it if: players seeking realistic racing rather than arcade driving with zombie combat.
Where can I download Clutch?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Clutch's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Clutch on?
Windows only.
