Fit check
Is Death Track®: Resurrection worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want weapon-based vehicle combat
- Solo players who prefer a story-led racing campaign
- Arcade racers who want post-apocalyptic city courses and destructible surroundings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking conventional racing without vehicle combat may hit a wall when races become armed road battles.
- Players looking for a broad selection of race formats or modes may find the focus on a single-player tournament restrictive.
- Players who prefer realistic cars and intact real-world circuits may bounce off the heavily altered post-apocalyptic setting.
Our take on Death Track®: Resurrection
The bounce point arrives when racing gives way to armed vehicle combat and destructible city courses. Players seeking clean laps on conventional circuits may lose interest at the tournament’s central system: survival depends on handling both the track and opponents’ weapons.
What is Death Track®: Resurrection?
Set in a near-future world after the collapse of traditional sports, Death Track: Resurrection centers on a lethal racing tournament.
Drivers compete in armed hot rods across damaged versions of 10 major cities, including Bangkok, London, Moscow, New York, Paris, Tokyo and others. Races combine driving with direct vehicle combat and destructible surroundings. The game includes 10 car models, each customizable through weapons, performance improvements and paint options. A suspense-driven story provides the single-player structure, while each event places survival alongside racing performance. The setting uses a post-apocalyptic interpretation of real-world locations, turning urban courses into battle arenas rather than conventional circuits.
How Death Track®: Resurrection plays
- 01Urban Combat Courses
- Races take place in ruined versions of 10 cities, including Bangkok, Vatican City, London, Moscow, New York, Paris, Prague, San Diego, Istanbul and Tokyo.
- 02Destructible Race Settings
- Track surroundings can break apart during the destruction surrounding each event.
- 03Customizable Armed Cars
- The 10 available car models can receive different weapons, upgrades and paint schemes.
- 04Single-Player Story
- A suspense-focused narrative provides the structure for the solo campaign.
Death Track®: Resurrection compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing also combines racing with heavy weapon use, while Death Track: Resurrection frames that contest through a single-player story and 10 ruined city settings. Barro focuses on small-car races, time trials and split-screen multiplayer rather than armed combat and a narrative tournament.
Death Track®: Resurrection: platforms & release
Is Death Track®: Resurrection worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want weapon-based vehicle combat. Skip it if: players seeking conventional racing without vehicle combat may hit a wall when races become armed road battles.
Where can I download Death Track®: Resurrection?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Death Track®: Resurrection's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Death Track®: Resurrection on?
Windows only.
