Fit check
Is MotorCubs RC worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want off-road courses with physics-based crashes
- Players seeking local two-player racing rather than online competition
- Arcade racers who enjoy hazards, jumps, and vehicle classes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large selection of currently available tracks may reach the content limit after the 10 listed courses.
- Drivers who prefer forgiving handling may bounce off the obstacle-heavy terrain and physics-driven crashes.
- Players looking for weapon-based combat racing may prefer a different racing format.
- Those seeking online multiplayer rather than local co-op may not find the intended mode.
Our take on MotorCubs RC
The bounce point arrives when a race turns into repeated obstacle recovery: vehicles flip, bounce, and collide with hazards across unforgiving terrain. Players who want clean laps or predictable handling may lose patience at the physics-driven crashes rather than the racing itself.
What is MotorCubs RC?
MotorCubs RC is an off-road racing game set in Monument Valley, where teddy bears drive remote-controlled vehicles through hazardous terrain.
Races take place across 10 tracks filled with boulders, bushes, wreckage, jumps, rockslides, and other interactive obstacles. Four vehicle types are available: Compact, Sport, Mud Plugger, and Titan, with larger vehicles able to handle larger obstacles. The physics system sends vehicles flipping, bouncing, and crashing during races. Players can compete alone against the clock or play local co-op with another player. The game supports offline solo and co-op races. Additional tracks and events are planned by the vendor.
How MotorCubs RC plays
- 01Four Vehicle Classes
- Compact, Sport, Mud Plugger, and Titan vehicles differ in their handling of obstacles and terrain.
- 02Hazard-Filled Tracks
- Races include jumps, rockslides, wreckage, bushes, boulders, and other interactive dangers across 10 off-road courses.
- 03Local Co-Op Racing
- Two players can race together locally with teddy bear drivers.
- 04Solo Time Races
- Single-player events pit the driver against the clock.
MotorCubs RC compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing focuses on high-speed combat with wheeled and airborne vehicles and heavy weapons, while MotorCubs RC centers on off-road hazards, vehicle classes, and local co-op. Barro offers arcade races, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer with small cars, whereas MotorCubs RC uses teddy bear drivers and physics-based terrain. Redout: Enhanced Edition emphasizes fast anti-gravity racing, while MotorCubs RC uses remote-controlled vehicles on 10 off-road tracks.
MotorCubs RC: platforms & release
Is MotorCubs RC worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want off-road courses with physics-based crashes. Skip it if: players seeking a large selection of currently available tracks may reach the content limit after the 10 listed courses.
Where can I download MotorCubs RC?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens MotorCubs RC's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is MotorCubs RC on?
Windows and macOS.
