Fit check
Is Mashed worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want weapon-based competition rather than driving-only races
- Groups of players seeking multiplayer races for up to four participants
- Players who enjoy choosing between free-for-all and team-based competition
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a realistic racing simulation instead of top-down combat races
- Those wanting a solo-focused game with campaign progression rather than multiplayer contests
- Racing fans who prefer uninterrupted laps without attacks or disruptive weapons
Our take on Mashed
The game replaces the usual clean race with a combat arena. Reaching the finish is only part of the contest, since weapons and vehicle attacks make disrupting rivals a central part of each race.
What is Mashed?
Mashed is a bird’s-eye racing game for matches involving as many as four participants.
Races span 13 different settings and feature multiple vehicles to learn, along with nine weapon types for hitting opponents. The available attacks include machine guns, mortars, rockets, shotguns, oil slicks, flamethrowers, mines, explosive barrels, and blinding flares. Players can enter free-for-all events or cooperate with friends in team play. Success depends on both vehicle control and tactical weapon use, as racers try to damage competitors and finish victorious across varied courses.
How Mashed plays
- 01Thirteen race tracks
- Races take place across 13 environments with a variety of cars to master.
- 02Nine combat weapons
- Racers can deploy nine weapon types, including firearms, explosives, traps, incendiaries, slippery spills and disorienting flares.
- 03Four-player modes
- Up to four players can compete in all-against-all races or cooperate in team mode.
Mashed compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing also combines driving with weapons, but it features high-speed wheeled and airborne vehicles, while Mashed uses a top-down format across 13 environments and includes team mode. Barro offers arcade, time-trial and split-screen multiplayer modes for small-car racing, whereas Mashed adds nine weapon types for attacking opponents.
Mashed: platforms & release
Is Mashed worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want weapon-based competition rather than driving-only races. Skip it if: players seeking a realistic racing simulation instead of top-down combat races.
Where can I download Mashed?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Mashed's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Mashed on?
Windows only.
