Fit check
Is X-Racing worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Racing fans who want open-world driving rather than circuit-only events
- Players who prefer car combat and vehicle destruction over clean lap racing
- Players seeking several driving objectives, including speed runs, checkpoints, and story events
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a focused circuit-racing structure may find the open-world action format diffuse
- Players who want realistic competition without ramming or extensive vehicle damage may not suit the derby-focused gameplay
- Players looking specifically for mountain-pass drifting, deliveries, or world rankings may prefer Initial Drift Online
- Players seeking a cyberpunk city racing setting may prefer CrashMetal - Cyberpunk
Our take on X-Racing
Rather than centering on lap times, X-Racing combines open-world driving with car combat, destructible vehicles, a story mode, and several objective-based events. Its structure moves between racing, derby battles, exploration, and vehicle modification.
What is X-Racing?
X-Racing combines car racing with action gameplay, an open world, a storyline, traffic, and non-player characters.
Players can modify cars in a garage by upgrading the engine, handling, and brakes, then configuring systems such as ABS, electronic stability control, traction control, and four-wheel drive. The vehicle roster includes multiple transport types and classes, from small cars to sports cars. Damage can visibly break vehicles apart. Environments include mountains, deserts, highways, and urban areas. Modes include Arena, where players destroy an opponent’s car; Top Speed, which focuses on reaching a destination quickly; Checkpoints, which requires reaching points by a short route; and Story. Online play is also included.
How X-Racing plays
- 01Open World Driving
- Mountain, desert, highway, and urban environments include traffic and non-player characters.
- 02Garage Upgrades
- Cars can receive changes to engine, handling, brakes, and systems including ABS, electronic stability control, traction control, and four-wheel drive.
- 03Destructive Damage
- Collisions can damage vehicles extensively, with cars capable of being broken apart.
- 04Multiple Race Modes
- The game includes derby combat, top-speed runs, checkpoint routes, and a story mode.
- 05Online Play
- The racing game includes online gameplay alongside its solo modes.
X-Racing compared to similar games
Drift Streets Japan focuses on illegal night street racing, Japan highways, drifting, traffic, and cockpit views, while X-Racing adds an open world, car damage, story content, derby combat, and varied environments. Initial Drift Online centers on multiplayer drifting, deliveries, new-car purchases, and world rankings; X-Racing instead spans story, checkpoints, top-speed runs, and vehicle combat. CrashMetal - Cyberpunk offers an open-world cyberpunk city with hidden places and street racing, whereas X-Racing uses multiple environment types and includes configurable driving systems and several distinct modes.
X-Racing: platforms & release
Is X-Racing worth it?
It is worth it if: racing fans who want open-world driving rather than circuit-only events. Skip it if: players seeking a focused circuit-racing structure may find the open-world action format diffuse.
Where can I download X-Racing?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens X-Racing's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is X-Racing on?
Windows only.
