Fit check
Is Racing the Gods worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans who want weapons alongside driving
- Players drawn to fantastical worlds rather than grounded racing settings
- Racers who prefer varied courses with obstacles and distinct world designs
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a realistic vehicle simulator rather than arcade racing
- Players who want races without combat or environmental obstacles
- Players looking for car, kart, or drone racing rather than hoverbikes
Our take on Racing the Gods
Rather than centering on familiar vehicles and conventional race settings, this arcade racer places hoverbikes in a cosmic tournament. Weapons, giant creatures, and monumental obstacles make the courses part of the contest, while the stakes extend to the survival of each driver's planet.
What is Racing the Gods?
Racing the Gods is an arcade racing game about a driver representing Earth in a tournament spanning the habitats of the gods.
Its 27 tracks cross distinct worlds, each with its own design and a different twist on racing. Giant structures, monuments, and monsters present obstacles along the way. Drivers can use weapons to clear paths and fight other racers, and upgrade and improve their hoverbikes. The tournament has a high-stakes premise: planets whose drivers lose are eliminated. The game combines fast-paced racing with a setting of vivid, extreme landscapes and large-scale constructions.
How Racing the Gods plays
- 0127 race tracks
- The courses run through different worlds, each with its own design and racing twist.
- 02Combat on track
- Weapons can be used to remove obstacles or engage rival drivers.
- 03Hoverbike upgrades
- Players can improve their hoverbikes during the game.
Racing the Gods compared to similar games
Racing the Gods uses hoverbikes, weapons, and fantastical tracks, while KartKraft focuses on karting and adds a KartKross vehicle and photo mode. Drift Streets Japan centers on night street racing, car tuning, highway traffic, and drifting; Racing the Gods instead describes a tournament across 27 distinct worlds.
Racing the Gods: platforms & release
Is Racing the Gods worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans who want weapons alongside driving. Skip it if: players seeking a realistic vehicle simulator rather than arcade racing.
Where can I download Racing the Gods?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Racing the Gods's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Racing the Gods on?
Windows only.
