Fit check
Is MiniTracks worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want miniature environments and toy-like vehicles
- Players seeking online races with up to three opponents
- Desktop users with VR equipment who want shared races across both modes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking realistic motorsport simulation may bounce off the toy-scale settings and cartoon presentation.
- Players wanting a large track roster may hit the limit after the 10 included tracks.
- Players who do not want to unlock vehicles and tracks through race winnings may dislike the progression system.
Our take on MiniTracks
The likely bounce point is the progression loop: players who want every vehicle and track immediately will have to race for money before accessing locked content. VR users may also stop at the mode switch if they expect separate VR-only multiplayer.
What is MiniTracks?
MiniTracks is a racing game built around miniature circuits with jumps, obstacles, and cartoon-style settings such as tables, chairs, and bathtubs.
It includes more than 15 vehicle models and 10 tracks, with race and drift modes available across the track selection. Desktop and virtual reality play can be switched during a session, with five desktop camera views and two VR views, including first person. Online multiplayer supports up to three opponents and allows VR and desktop players to compete together. Winning races provides money used to open additional tracks and vehicles. The game also records statistics, includes Steam leaderboards for its tracks and modes, and offers more than 30 achievements.
How MiniTracks plays
- 01VR and desktop play
- The game can change between virtual reality and desktop modes during play, with separate camera options for each.
- 02Online multiplayer
- Races support up to three online opponents, including mixed groups of VR and desktop players.
- 03Unlockable content
- Race winnings provide money for opening additional vehicles and tracks.
- 04Race and drift modes
- Both modes are available across the game's 10 tracks.
- 05Track leaderboards
- Steam leaderboards cover all tracks and game modes.
- 06Game statistics
- The game records player statistics throughout play.
MiniTracks compared to similar games
Barro also focuses on small-car racing, but its listed modes include arcade, time trial, and split-screen multiplayer, while MiniTracks adds VR, drifting, unlockable vehicles and tracks, leaderboards, and achievement tracking. KartKraft focuses on kart racing with named kart and circuit content, whereas MiniTracks uses miniature obstacle courses, cartoon-like everyday settings, and cross-play between VR and desktop players.
MiniTracks: platforms & release
Is MiniTracks worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want miniature environments and toy-like vehicles. Skip it if: players seeking realistic motorsport simulation may bounce off the toy-scale settings and cartoon presentation.
Where can I download MiniTracks?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens MiniTracks's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is MiniTracks on?
Windows only.
