If you are an avid racing game player and want to play some of the best games in Manchester, check out this list of the Top 10 Best Racing Games In Manchester that I have compiled just for you. Since most people in Manchester are racing fans, I thought it would be pertinent to do a quick post on the top 10 racing games that you must play if you’re in Manchester or anywhere in the UK… So here goes… let’s begin!
1. Burnout Paradise Remastered
This is a remastered version of one of our favorite racing games ever. The game has always been fast, fun and insanely chaotic. There’s an awesome soundtrack which makes it perfect for those long road trips with friends and with no loading screens between races there’s little down time to stop you having fun.
It looks amazing on current gen consoles as well, although you could grab it on Xbox 360 or PS3 if your heart desires! Either way, we can all agree that there’s never been a better time to be a racing fan in Manchester!
2. Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled
It’s not quite as nostalgic as Diddy Kong Racing, but Nitro-Fueled is basically a remake of Crash Team Racing from 1997. It’s basically an instant hit with fans of Cartoon Network and PS1 racing games alike. If you’re looking for a great retro feel, then Crash Team will be right up your alley. If you want even more nostalgia, go ahead and switch to a classic track or view it in NTSC format if you want to relive all those old memories. No matter how old you are or how old you feel, there’s always time for some fun on Naughty Dog’s latest racer.
3. Dirt 5
Get your adrenaline pumping by racing cars at speeds of up to 180 mph on some of the most dangerous and spectacular race tracks in the world. Build your career in a range of single-player events or challenge other drivers online. Play as a racer, tuner, and businessman to earn money through races, upgrades, and sponsorship deals.
The dynamic Career Mode lets you customize an aspiring pro’s path with new challenges that can affect future races and car performance in more than 170 licensed vehicles from iconic manufacturers like Ford, McLaren, Bugatti and Ferrari.
4. F1 2021
After a decade-long break, F1 racing finally returns to Manchester in 2021. The city had been left out of the F1 calendar since 2006, when Alain Prost beat his McLaren teammate Fernando Alonso by just 1.3 seconds—the closest margin in F1 history at that time. When it’s announced that there will be an F1 Grand Prix held again in Manchester in 2021, many wonder whether Alonso will return for a home race and try to beat his own record.
During these discussions on whether or not he’ll come back to defend his title (and maybe even claim a second), speculation begins about who will replace him as Ferrari’s next driver; Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen is rumored to be his replacement…
5. Gran Turismo Sport
When it comes to racing games, Gran Turismo Sport has been a huge success as it’s been one of the most realistic experiences since its launch back in 2016. The game not only has you racing cars but also competing in some serious races and events to win more money and points to upgrade your cars.
This makes Gran Turismo very challenging but also fun to play. However, if you want to get better at Gran Turismo Sport, there are some areas that you should really focus on improving such as speed, accelerating, cornering and braking because they have a big impact on how fast you finish a race.
6. Project Cars 2
The Most Advanced RACING Game – EVER: Project Cars 2 is an upcoming racing video game, developed by Slightly Mad Studios and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment. The sequel to 2015’s Project Cars, it is due for release on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in September 2017. Project Cars 2 builds upon its predecessor with a more community-driven focus that involves a free upgrade to all existing owners of Project Cars
7. Redout
If you’re a racing game fan and you’ve yet to play Redout, do yourself a favor and download it now. It may not have a ton of tracks, but it does have an enormous number of courses—and all are set on Mars. You can choose to race as a traditional car or pilot one of several hover vehicles that allow for more airborne tricks (if you’re into that).
It has everything from classic racers like F-Zero to gravity games like Wipeout—but with its own unique flair. The sound design is particularly nice; it really feels like you’re inside a rocket going 1,000 mph. Also: great soundtrack if that’s your jam.
8. Trackmania Turbo
If you’re into racing, but don’t like all of those pesky physics and strategies that real life has to offer, then Track mania Turbo is for you. This game puts you in an arcade-style world where it’s just you and your ability to race better than anyone else. The controls are a bit more complex than some games in its genre, but there’s no denying how fun it is once you get a grasp on everything.
It also looks great, which definitely doesn’t hurt its appeal. To top things off, it only costs $30, which is much cheaper than other new releases—but with arguably better features! You can even play split screen if someone else wants to join in on all of your chaotic races! How cool is that?
9. Trials Rising
Become a master of precision and maneuverability as you race against other players from around the world. With over 100 different events to try, each with its own distinct characteristics, there’s something for everyone in Trials Rising. Whether you want to test your skills by racing in a linear track or jumping off ramps and hills and risking it all on a dirt bike, Trials Rising has got you covered.
To win races and unlock new bikes, build your reputation as an athlete by completing challenges such as pulling off flips and doing tricks with your motorcycle mid-air. Race against your friends and watch their recordings on Replay mode to learn from them as you train for future tournaments!
10. Wipeout Omega Collection
Console Gaming’s Past, Present, and Future the Omega Collection will take players back to one of their favorite gaming series. Wipeout started on PS One, back in 1995! Wipeout was developed by Sony Studio Liverpool (SLS), a game studio in Liverpool.
The original release consisted of eight futuristic racing vehicles, along with some kind of hovercraft all designed for anti-gravity racing. Each vehicle has its own handling, speed and shield capacities. If you want to get behind your wheel and start playing, you can grab it at Retail stores or online outlets.
Conclusion
The best racing games are typically car racing games, although some racing games involve bicycles and motorcycles. These games place a primary focus on realistic driving and can feature licensed cars from a variety of manufacturers. The game play is generally similar to that of actual-life racing, and players typically compete against other AI-controlled drivers.
Although there are many similarities between these types of video games, there are several different styles to choose from. One style is known as rally racing, which takes place on closed tracks and involves multiple drivers competing in teams against one another to finish first at designated checkpoints along the course.