Fit check
Is Insane 2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Off-road racing fans who want events beyond time trials
- Players looking for racing multiplayer with groups of up to eight
- Racing fans interested in vehicle upgrades and courses across varied terrain
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer short races over a structure spanning 170 events and 20 locations
- Players seeking low-hazard driving, since courses include vehicle damage and environmental dangers
- Players looking for weapon-focused combat racing
Our take on Insane 2
The wide selection of races and hazards comes with a demanding trade-off: finishing a course without vehicle damage is difficult. The upgrade system also adds vehicle setup choices alongside the racing itself.
What is Insane 2?
Insane 2 is an off-road racing game with 10 modes, including time trials, capture the flag, gate hunts, pathfinder events, bonus hunts, territory control, and helicopter pursuit.
All modes are available in multiplayer for up to eight participants. The game has 170 races across 20 locations in Eurasia, America, Africa, and the Antarctic. Courses include sand and snow deserts, fast roads, beaches, cross-country routes, and deserted stations. Players can choose from 18 vehicles in six types, including 4x4s, SUVs, pick-ups, trucks, extreme vehicles, and prototypes. Race rating points can be spent on 15 upgrade options for running gear, bodywork, or engines. Vehicles can be damaged, and courses feature hazards such as railway crossings, tanker trucks, and lightning.
How Insane 2 plays
- 01Ten Game Modes
- Options include time trials, flag capture, gate hunts, pathfinder events, bonus hunts, territory control, and helicopter pursuit.
- 02Eight-Player Multiplayer
- Each of the 10 modes is available for groups of up to eight participants.
- 03170 Off-Road Races
- Championships and cup events cover 20 locations across Eurasia, America, Africa, and the Antarctic.
- 04Vehicle Upgrades
- Race rating points can be spent on 15 options covering running gear, bodywork, and engines.
- 05Vehicle Damage
- Courses also feature hazards including railway crossings, tanker trucks, and lightning.
Insane 2 compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing combines wheeled and airborne vehicles with heavy weapons, while Insane 2 centers on off-road events, vehicle upgrades, and course hazards. Barro focuses on small cars, arcade races, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer; Insane 2 has 18 vehicles across six types and multiplayer for up to eight participants. Redout: Enhanced Edition is an anti-gravity arcade racer, while Insane 2 uses off-road vehicles and tracks across four regions.
Insane 2: platforms & release
Is Insane 2 worth it?
It is worth it if: off-road racing fans who want events beyond time trials. Skip it if: players who prefer short races over a structure spanning 170 events and 20 locations.
Where can I download Insane 2?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Insane 2's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Insane 2 on?
Windows only.
