Fit check
Is Street Racing Syndicate worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want licensed cars with aftermarket customization
- Players who prefer street events across several urban locations
- Players interested in police escapes and damage during races
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking racing disciplines beyond illegal street racing
- Players who prefer races without vehicle damage, repair costs, or police escapes
- Players looking for futuristic vehicles or weapon-focused combat racing
Our take on Street Racing Syndicate
Its defining structure combines customized licensed cars with illegal races across Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Miami, where damage creates repair costs and open-city events can involve police escapes.
What is Street Racing Syndicate?
Street Racing Syndicate is a street-racing game focused on modifying and driving licensed cars.
More than 40 vehicles can be fitted with aftermarket parts from over 15 manufacturers, along with decals and graphic changes. Races take place in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Miami, using both closed circuits and open-city routes. Players can use side streets and may need to escape police during open-city events. Contact and missed turns cause damage in real time, with repairs paid for using cash. Victories can provide cash, street reputation, or an opponent’s vehicle. The game also includes a relationship element involving 18 real-life models from the import-racing world.
How Street Racing Syndicate plays
- 01Licensed car customization
- More than 40 vehicles can receive parts from over 15 manufacturers, plus decals and graphic changes.
- 02Three US cities
- Events take place in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Miami across closed circuits and open-city routes.
- 03Real-time vehicle damage
- Contact and missed turns damage cars during races, and repairs require cash.
- 04Police escape events
- Open-city races can require players to shake off police through urban streets.
- 05Rival car rewards
- Race victories can provide money, street reputation, or an opponent’s vehicle.
Street Racing Syndicate compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing uses wheeled and airborne vehicles with heavy weapons, while Street Racing Syndicate focuses on licensed road cars, customization, damage, and police escapes. Barro centers on small cars, challenging tracks, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer, whereas Street Racing Syndicate adds urban routes, car upgrades, and rival-vehicle rewards. Redout: Enhanced Edition uses anti-gravity vehicles, unlike Street Racing Syndicate’s licensed cars and US city settings.
Street Racing Syndicate: platforms & release
Is Street Racing Syndicate worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want licensed cars with aftermarket customization. Skip it if: players seeking racing disciplines beyond illegal street racing.
Where can I download Street Racing Syndicate?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Street Racing Syndicate's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Street Racing Syndicate on?
Windows only.
