Fit check
Is Fast Dust worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing players who want a career climb through a ranked field rather than only standalone events.
- Players who prefer varied race objectives, including solo timed runs and races against several drivers.
- Groups of up to 7 who want online races in a car-racing game.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large vehicle roster may find the selection of 10 cars restrictive.
- Those who prefer races without career ranking, virtual money, or optional betting may find the career structure limiting.
- Players looking for combat racing may prefer a game built around weapons during races.
Our take on Fast Dust
The career mode ties progression to race results, virtual entry fees, and optional bets, so it gives less room for a purely casual sequence of races. Quick Race offers a separate way to choose a car, track, and format without that career structure.
What is Fast Dust?
Fast Dust is a racing game with 10 cars and 70 tracks across a forest, canyon, and old factory town.
The routes cover 270 miles (430 km) and include rain, snow, fog, daytime, and night driving. Race types include standard events against several drivers, elimination races with route gates, solo checkpoint events, and solo countdown races. Career mode starts a driver at the bottom of a ranking of 155 competitors. Winning races provides virtual money for entry fees and unlocks speed tuning, acceleration tuning, turbo, and shortcut maps. Players can also place bets using cash or a car, with the possibility of losing. Quick Race allows car, track, and race-type selection. Online races support up to 7 participants.
How Fast Dust plays
- 01Career progression
- Race wins raise a driver's position among 155 competitors and unlock upgrades to purchase.
- 02Four race formats
- Events include races against several drivers, eliminations at route gates, solo timed checkpoints, and solo countdown runs.
- 03Pre-race betting
- Bets can use virtual cash or a car, and a lost bet can forfeit the stake.
- 04Online races
- A single race can include up to 7 players.
- 05Changing road conditions
- Tracks feature rain, snow, fog, daytime, and night driving.
Fast Dust compared to similar games
Unlike Barro, which describes arcade races against three opponents, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer, Fast Dust includes a career ranking, four race formats, and online races for up to 7 participants. GRIP: Combat Racing centers on wheeled and airborne vehicles with weapons, while Fast Dust focuses on battered cars, varied road conditions, and shortcuts.
Fast Dust: platforms & release
Is Fast Dust worth it?
It is worth it if: racing players who want a career climb through a ranked field rather than only standalone events. Skip it if: players seeking a large vehicle roster may find the selection of 10 cars restrictive.
Where can I download Fast Dust?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fast Dust's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fast Dust on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
