Fit check
Is MadOut worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Combat-racing fans who want weapons and car-to-car attacks
- Players seeking many tracks rather than a small set of circuits
- Arcade racers who enjoy vehicle destruction and changing weather
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a clean racing format without weapons, ramming, or environmental destruction
- Players wanting a focused, realistic driving simulator rather than chaotic combat races
- Racing fans whose main interest is drifting on Japanese highways
Our take on MadOut
The defining structure is combat racing: finishing first is combined with removing rivals through missiles, mines, machine guns, or direct vehicle impacts.
What is MadOut?
MadOut combines high-speed racing with vehicle combat.
Races take place across more than 50 tracks, including city and desert settings, with sunny, nighttime, and foggy conditions. Players can select from 15 cars and upgrade both vehicles and weapons. Missiles, machine guns, mines, and direct collisions can remove opponents from the race. Track bonuses include health, armor, nitrous, and weapons. Cars react to bumps, potholes, corners, jumps, and impacts, while environmental objects such as poles, trees, and fences can be destroyed. Opponent AI also competes for the finish. Vehicle damage includes broken glass and doors, alongside explosions, smoke, and headlight effects.
How MadOut plays
- 01Armed Vehicle Racing
- Missiles, machine guns, mines, and ramming can be used against competing cars during races.
- 02Fifteen Cars
- The selection ranges from sports cars to a six-wheeled SUV.
- 03Track Variety
- Courses span urban skyscrapers and scorched desert environments, with more than 50 distinct layouts.
- 04Changing Conditions
- Races can occur in bright daylight, darkness, or dense fog.
- 05Vehicle Upgrades
- Car performance and onboard weapons can be improved between races.
- 06Destructible Scenery
- Cars can damage roadside objects such as poles, trees, and fences.
MadOut compared to similar games
MadOut centers on armed car races in which rivals can be attacked and scenery can be damaged. KartKraft focuses on karting, while Drift Streets Japan centers on illegal nighttime street racing, highway traffic, drifting, and car tuning.
MadOut: platforms & release
Is MadOut worth it?
It is worth it if: combat-racing fans who want weapons and car-to-car attacks. Skip it if: players seeking a clean racing format without weapons, ramming, or environmental destruction.
Where can I download MadOut?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens MadOut's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is MadOut on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
