Fit check
Is Pinchcliffe Grand Prix worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Families seeking a racing game with varied activities and an accompanying story
- Fans of Flåklypa who want to revisit its characters and vehicles in 3D
- Friends looking for split-screen races alongside single-player activities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a racing-only game may find the mini games and story scenes less focused than dedicated racing
- Those looking for a realistic racing simulator may not want fictional vehicles, dirty tricks and mixed activities
- Players wanting online multiplayer may not find the listed split-screen format suitable
- Players seeking drone racing will find a different vehicle and gameplay structure here
Our take on Pinchcliffe Grand Prix
The broad family format trades specialized depth for variety: racing shares the game with nine activities, animated scenes and story progression. That makes the experience less focused on repeated track competition than a dedicated racing title.
What is Pinchcliffe Grand Prix?
Pinchcliffe Grand Prix combines a story mode, nine mini games and racing events in a 3D recreation of the Flåklypa setting.
The story follows Theodor as he builds Il Tempo Gigante after the events of the original movie. Activities include Mahjong, collecting flowers while avoiding bees, and other challenges that award points and unlock car parts. Races use vehicles from the Flåklypa universe and can be played alone or with a friend in split-screen. Competitors can use dirty tricks during races, and players can use their own. The game also includes animated story scenes and tracks associated with the Flåklypa Grand Prix.
How Pinchcliffe Grand Prix plays
- 01Nine Mini Games
- Activities include Mahjong, flower collecting and other challenges that award points for car construction.
- 02Story-Based Progression
- The campaign follows Theodor's effort to build Il Tempo Gigante after the events of the original movie.
- 03Split-Screen Racing
- Races support solo play or competition with a friend in split-screen.
- 04Race Disruptions
- Contestants can interfere with one another using dirty tricks during events.
Pinchcliffe Grand Prix compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing centers on combat racing with wheeled and airborne vehicles and heavy weapons, while Pinchcliffe Grand Prix combines racing with nine activities and a story campaign. Pinchcliffe Grand Prix also supports split-screen play, whereas GRIP focuses on high-speed racing with combat equipment.
Pinchcliffe Grand Prix: platforms & release
Is Pinchcliffe Grand Prix worth it?
It is worth it if: families seeking a racing game with varied activities and an accompanying story. Skip it if: players seeking a racing-only game may find the mini games and story scenes less focused than dedicated racing.
Where can I download Pinchcliffe Grand Prix?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Pinchcliffe Grand Prix's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Pinchcliffe Grand Prix on?
Windows only.
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