Would love to see a Burnout Legends style game with tracks and cars from the whole series (like the psp/ds game).

Outrun I have played to death and is a flight of fancy (the 3DS version is still beautiful in 3D). Road redemption is fun when you nail the controls but never peaks above 'average'. Horizon chase was alright for a while and Fast RMX is missing 'something'(a soul?). Grid I didn't take a shine too unfortunately, Mario kart I still play on Wii U and Gear club was buggy. Rush Rally and Asphalt 9 are my two picks for Switch racers. but it's random and luck element makes it more like a party game than a racing game IMO. GRID is one I'm eager to play on my Switch. I need a racing game with some substance in it. I wish the folks behind the Gear.Club series (which are mostly, if I'm not mistaken, the people from Eden games who were responsible for the Test Drive unlimited series) would put out another open-world racer like TDU (even if the car handling was not the best in those games). I still don't understand why EA haven't released the Burnout Paradise remaster they did on XB1 and PS4. You know, I don't have a problem paying $80 for a game like Forza Horizon, that I know I'll enjoy and that has a sh!t-ton of content to offer that will have me playing for hundreds of hours. Wed 13th Mar agree Horizon Chase Turbo look great if you're into that sort of retro-inspired racer, but even if I like that kind of game, at almost $30 over here, there's always the question of what you get for the money.If you are looking for a sim racer were you can race real cars it is pretty much the only game I can recommend at this point, I have been really enjoying it so far and it does a good job of capturing rally racing. Luckily we do have V-Rally 4, which I think is a really underrated game on the Switch now that it has just recently been patched. I was really disappointed with how Gear.Club turned out and there isn't much more with real cars out there.

MotoGP 18 is a good choice for a road racer, it does a good job of capturing the sport and gives you a good feel for riding motorcycles.Īs for racing sims with cars, sadly as far as road going car racers are concerned we are probably stuck waiting for GRID Autosport. MXGP3 was a passable motocross sim but now that Monster Energy Supercross 2 is out that is undoubtedly the best motocross game on the Switch and probably the best racer overall, it is an impressive port, better than any other that we have received so far. Sadly when it comes to real racing games, racing sims in other words, our selection is quite limited. I happen to think that a few games on there are great, some are just okay, and some are just terrible IMO (such as Mantis Burn which I bought off the praise around here and hated it). What we have here in this article is a real gamer list, it's a list compiled by gamers who apparently have no real interest in cars, bikes, or real driving/riding/racing in general. Naturally I try to play every racing game I can on the Switch and have been searching for the best ones. Forza is probably my favorite video game series, I have put hundreds of hours into the games, and I have always loved Gran Turismo and other sim racers. Wow this is a pretty bad list! I am a huge fan of racing games, and a big car enthusiast so I take this topic very seriously.

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (Switch).

Style motocross game