Fit check
Is Race Code worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing-game players who want sprint, circuit, time trial, and career events
- Drivers who want to adjust assists and choose between simulation and more forgiving physics
- Players who prefer offline racing across large, real-world-scale roads
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who need open-world exploration; the game uses races rather than an open-world structure
- Players looking for free roaming, traffic, or multiplayer now; these are described as future additions
- Players seeking a kart-racing or drone-racing simulator
Our take on Race Code
Players looking for multiplayer will hit the clearest wall: it is described as a future addition, while current play is offline. Anyone expecting open-world driving will also find that the large roads do not make this an open-world game.
What is Race Code?
Race Code is a driving game with roads modeled at nearly real-world scale across realistic and legendary locations.
It is not an open-world game. Current event types include sprint, circuit, time trial, and career races. Career achievements earn money that can be used to buy roads and cars. Day and night, changing weather, shortcuts, and breakable objects are part of the races. Players can choose between simulation and more forgiving driving physics, then adjust driving assists to affect handling or drifting. The game can be played offline. Xbox and PlayStation controllers and steering wheels are supported. The vendor says free roaming, traffic, and multiplayer are planned for future updates.
How Race Code plays
- 01Career progression
- Career results earn money for purchasing additional roads and cars.
- 02Driving adjustments
- Players can switch between simulation and more forgiving physics, and tune driving assistance.
- 03Changing conditions
- Races include day-night changes, variable weather, shortcuts, and objects that can be smashed.
- 04Controller support
- The game supports Xbox and PlayStation controllers as well as steering wheels.
Race Code compared to similar games
Race Code focuses on car races across large roads, with sprint, circuit, time trial, and career events. Drift Streets Japan centers on night street racing in Japan with traffic and car tuning, while KartKraft is focused on karting and includes a KartKross vehicle.
Race Code: platforms & release
Is Race Code worth it?
It is worth it if: racing-game players who want sprint, circuit, time trial, and career events. Skip it if: players who need open-world exploration; the game uses races rather than an open-world structure.
Where can I download Race Code?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Race Code's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Race Code on?
Windows only.
