Fit check
Is Office Race worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing players who prefer obstacle courses to conventional road circuits
- Friends seeking head-to-head races on shared tracks
- Players looking for difficult time trials and achievement challenges
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking forgiving handling may find the office-chair controls demanding.
- Those who prefer predictable circuits may dislike the hazardous obstacles and difficult level design.
- Racers seeking weapon-based vehicle combat may prefer a combat racing game.
Our take on Office Race
Instead of using conventional racing vehicles and circuits, this game places office chairs on hazardous workplace courses. Its corporate setting, improvised gadgets, and cardboard-box obstacles replace the usual track presentation while retaining races, time trials, and competitive goals.
What is Office Race?
Office Race is a racing game set in an office where the boss is away and a competition begins to determine the fastest corporate robot.
It includes 15 tracks with obstacles and hazardous surprises, along with races against AI and difficult time trials. A real-life friend can join a race on a chosen track. Office-themed gadgets can be used during competition. Players can earn gold medals, collect skins for the racer and chair, and pursue challenging achievements. The game presents demanding levels and difficult chair handling, with cardboard boxes among the office obstacles. Its structure combines regular races, time-based challenges, local competition, collectible customization, and achievement goals within the office setting.
How Office Race plays
- 01Friend Competition
- A real-life friend can join a race on a selected track.
- 02Medals and Skins
- Gold medals and cosmetic options for the racer and chair can be collected.
- 03Office Gadgets
- Special devices created for the office setting can be used during races.
Office Race compared to similar games
Office Race uses office chairs, hazardous obstacles, and office-themed gadgets, with AI races, friend competition, and time trials. Barro also includes time trials and play with a friend, but uses small cars and adds arcade races against three opponents. GRIP: Combat Racing focuses on wheeled or airborne vehicles and weapon-based combat.
Office Race: platforms & release
Is Office Race worth it?
It is worth it if: racing players who prefer obstacle courses to conventional road circuits. Skip it if: players seeking forgiving handling may find the office-chair controls demanding.
Where can I download Office Race?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Office Race's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Office Race on?
Windows only.
