Fit check
Is Race With Ryan worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Ryan’s World fans who want character-based racing
- Families looking for local races for 2–4 players
- Younger players who prefer assisted controls and tutorial guidance
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking realistic motorsport simulation rather than colorful character racing
- Players wanting a broader selection of locations than the six included
- Players seeking races with more than four split-screen participants
Our take on Race With Ryan
Mystery Eggs are a defining race mechanic: racers find them on the tracks and receive surprises such as Burger Shields and Sticky Slime while navigating themed locations.
What is Race With Ryan?
Race as Ryan and other Ryan’s World characters across six themed locations, including The Toy Shop, Wild West and Spooky Land.
Tracks contain hidden routes, slides and Mystery Eggs with surprises such as Burger Shields, Sticky Slime and Trick Surprise Eggs. Career Mode offers a progression option, while split-screen races support 2–4 players. The roster includes characters such as Policeman Ryan, Red Titan, Gus the Gummy Gator and Pirate Combo Panda, with more characters and vehicles to unlock as races are completed. Simple controls, optional auto-acceleration, auto-steering and a tutorial are included for younger or less experienced players. Locations range from a miniature toy setting to a pirate-themed island.
How Race With Ryan plays
- 01Six Racing Locations
- Courses include The Toy Shop, Wild West and Spooky Land, with hidden routes and slides.
- 02Mystery Egg Items
- Eggs placed around the tracks contain surprises such as Burger Shields and Sticky Slime.
- 03Split-Screen Racing
- Races support between 2 and 4 players.
- 04Unlockable Racers
- Racing progression opens access to additional Ryan’s World characters and vehicles.
- 05Assisted Controls
- Optional automatic acceleration and steering accompany simple controls and a tutorial.
Race With Ryan compared to similar games
Race With Ryan combines character-based racing with Career Mode, Mystery Egg items and 2–4-player split-screen races. Barro also offers small-car racing and split-screen multiplayer, with arcade races against three opponents and time trials. KartKraft™ centers on karting vehicles and tracks, and its description also mentions photo mode.
Race With Ryan: platforms & release
Is Race With Ryan worth it?
It is worth it if: ryan’s World fans who want character-based racing. Skip it if: players seeking realistic motorsport simulation rather than colorful character racing.
Where can I download Race With Ryan?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Race With Ryan's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Race With Ryan on?
Windows only.
