
Is SRX worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans interested in piloting flying vehicles rather than cars
- Players who enjoy racing across tracks grouped into episode-based scenarios
- Players looking for a racing game with a tutorial for learning vehicle moves
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a detailed simulation of conventional car or kart racing
- Players seeking a broad selection of tracks and vehicles may find the stated current scope limited to more than 20 tracks and 4 vehicle profiles
- Players looking for vehicle types other than flying vehicles
Our take on SRX
The page emphasizes reaching the top of the world rankings, while the currently described content consists of more than 20 tracks and 4 vehicle profiles. Additional episodes, tracks, and vehicles are presented as upcoming rather than available now.
What is SRX?
SRX lets players race airborne craft across an arcade-style championship.
Its more than 20 courses are arranged in episodes, each tied to a story setting in which time has stopped. Four vehicle profiles are available, and an on-screen tutorial describes the various maneuvers. Global standings give races a ranking goal. Additional episodes, courses, and vehicle types are announced as upcoming content, not part of the currently described line-up.
How SRX plays
- 01Episode-based tracks
- More than 20 tracks are divided into episodes, each connected to a scenario where time has stopped.
- 02Vehicle profiles
- Players can choose from 4 profiles for piloting the flying vehicles.
- 03Active tutorial
- The tutorial explains the different moves used with the vehicles.
- 04World rankings
- Players can aim to reach the top of the rankings.
SRX compared to similar games
SRX focuses on arcade racing with flying vehicles across episode-based tracks. KartKraft™ describes kart racing, Circuit Superstars is a top-down motorsport racer, and Absolute Drift focuses on drifting. JDM: Japanese Drift Master describes an open-world, story-driven experience centered on Japanese street racing culture and drift.
SRX: platforms & release
Is SRX worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans interested in piloting flying vehicles rather than cars. Skip it if: players looking for a detailed simulation of conventional car or kart racing.
Where can I download SRX?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens SRX's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is SRX on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.



