Fit check
Is Fireburst worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans who want vehicle combat
- Local groups seeking four-player split-screen races
- Online racing groups looking for races with up to eight players
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking realistic driving simulation rather than fast arcade racing
- Those wanting a story-led driving game instead of races, challenges, and vehicle combat
- Players looking for multiplayer beyond local four-player and online eight-player racing
Our take on Fireburst
The focus on explosive arcade racing limits the game’s scope compared with driving titles built around trucking, emergency response, or broader vehicle management. Its activities stay centered on races, challenges, and attacks, with little room for non-racing progression.
What is Fireburst?
Fireburst is an arcade racing game centered on high-speed driving and vehicle combat.
It includes 12 single-player maps and five multiplayer maps set in locations such as docks, airfields, oil rigs, sewers, and warehouses. Courses contain shortcuts, obstacles, and cool-down zones that extend Fireboost. The vehicle roster has 16 options, including trucks, buggys, muscle cars, and 4x4s. Players can also select from 16 characters with distinct personalities and taunts. Four class-based abilities—Fireball, Fireblast, Firewall, and Firewheels—can be used against rival cars. Single-player play includes challenges, custom races, and events against AI opponents. Multiplayer supports four players through local split-screen and eight players online.
How Fireburst plays
- 01Fire-based abilities
- Four class-specific attacks—Fireball, Fireblast, Firewall, and Firewheels—add combat to the races.
- 02Vehicle selection
- The garage contains 16 vehicles, including trucks, buggys, muscle cars, and 4x4s.
- 03Varied racing maps
- The game has 12 single-player maps and five multiplayer maps across docks, airfields, oil rigs, sewers, and warehouses.
- 04Multiplayer racing
- Races support four players locally through split-screen and eight players online.
- 05Solo race modes
- Single-player options include challenges, custom races, and events against AI opponents.
Fireburst compared to similar games
Fireburst combines track racing with fire-based attacks, solo challenges, local four-player split-screen, and online races for eight players. FUMES also focuses on vehicular combat with single-player and online co-op, but its description places the action in twisted wastes with weapons attached to a car rather than on a set of racing maps.
Fireburst: platforms & release
Is Fireburst worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans who want vehicle combat. Skip it if: players seeking realistic driving simulation rather than fast arcade racing.
Where can I download Fireburst?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fireburst's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fireburst on?
Windows only.
