Fit check
Is That Racecar Game worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Local multiplayer groups who want a casual racing game
- Solo players who prefer racing against AI opponents
- Racing fans who enjoy finding secrets and trying different car types
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large racing campaign or an extensive selection of tracks
- Racers looking for deep simulation mechanics or a highly demanding driving experience
- Players who want online multiplayer rather than local competition or AI races
Our take on That Racecar Game
The compact content list is clear, but the core race structure remains lightly detailed. Beyond local competition with friends and AI opponents, the page gives little context about race modes, progression, or how the five maps and car roster are used.
What is That Racecar Game?
That Racecar Game is a casual racing game with local multiplayer and races against AI opponents.
It includes five unique maps and ten car types, plus one car that can be unlocked. The game also includes secrets and Easter eggs to discover. Its structure centers on choosing a car, selecting a map, and competing either with friends in local play or against computer-controlled racers.
How That Racecar Game plays
- 01Local multiplayer
- Races support play with friends on the same local setup.
- 02AI opponents
- Computer-controlled racers provide an alternative to local multiplayer.
- 03Five unique maps
- The game includes five distinct racing locations.
- 04Vehicle variety
- Ten car types are available, along with one additional car that can be unlocked.
- 05Hidden discoveries
- Secrets and Easter eggs are placed throughout the game.
That Racecar Game compared to similar games
Barro offers arcade racing, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer, while That Racecar Game lists local play with friends and AI competition alongside five maps and a larger stated car roster. GRIP: Combat Racing centers on high-speed racing with weapons and airborne or gravity-defying vehicles, unlike That Racecar Game's casual racing setup. Redout: Enhanced Edition focuses on fast, demanding futuristic arcade racing rather than local casual races with secrets and unlockable cars.
That Racecar Game: platforms & release
Is That Racecar Game worth it?
It is worth it if: local multiplayer groups who want a casual racing game. Skip it if: players seeking a large racing campaign or an extensive selection of tracks.
Where can I download That Racecar Game?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens That Racecar Game's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is That Racecar Game on?
Windows only.
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