Road Rash is a violent motorcycle racing video game developed and published by Electronic Arts released initially in 1991 for Sega Genesis, then ported to Amiga and other platforms.
Year: 1996 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-03-25Tags: combat racing driving motorcycle simulation street racing
Twisted Metal is a vehicular combat/racing game developed by SingleTrac and published by Sony Computer Entertainment initally for Playstation in 1995. A Windows95 version of the ga...
Year: 1996 Genre: Racing Updated: 2018-01-20Tags: arcade automobile combat racing driving fighting vehicular combat simulator
Carmageddon is a violent and destructive racing game developed by Stainless Software and published by SCi and Interplay in 1997 for DOS and Mac (ported to other platforms in later years).
Year: 1997 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-22Tags: automobile driving vehicular combat simulator
Grand Prix II, also known as Formula One Grand Prix 2, is the second Formula 1 racing game in the series created by Geoff Crammond and published by MicroProse in 1995 for DOS. Thi...
Year: 1995 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-22Tags: automobile f1 simulation track racing vehicle simulator
Need for Speed 2 is the second game in the popular Need for Speed series of racing games created by Electronic Arts. It was released in 1997 for PlayStation. An enhanced version, ...
Year: 1997 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-01Tags: 3d acceleration automobile driving multiplayer street racing vehicle simulator
Road Rash is a popular motorcycle racing game created by Electronic Arts and first released in 1991 on the SEGA Genesis. Originally designed by Randall Breen, Dan Geisler and Walte...
Year: 1992 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-09-19Tags: combat racing motorcycle transport
Death Rally is a top-down combat racing game developed by Remedy, published by Apogee and distributed by GT Interactive Software. It was released in 1996 for MS-DOS, but in 2009 it was re-released for Windows as freeware.
Year: 1996 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-18Tags: freeware shoot em up
The Need for Speed is the first racing game in the Need for Speed Series, and it was developed and published by Electronic Arts (EA) in 1994 for 3DO. It was ported to DOS in 1995, and PlayStation and Sega Saturn in 1996.
Year: 1995 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-22Tags: arcade automobile street racing vehicle simulator
Out Run is an arcade racing game created by Sega in 1986. It was one of the best-selling video games of its time and it won the Golden Joystick Award for Game of the Year. It was p...
Year: 1989 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-08-04Tags: arcade automobile competitive driving street racing transport
Also known in the US as "International Off-Road Racing," Network Q RAC Rally Championship is the sequel to the rally sim Network Q RAC Rally, developed by Magnetic Fields. This se...
Year: 1996 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-22Tags: driving off-roading rally real-time
Super Cars 2 is the sequel to the racing game Super Cars created by Magnetic Fields. Published by Gremlin Graphics, Super Cars II was released only for Amiga and Atari St, in 1991.
Year: 1991 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-10Tags: 2 players automobile competitive extra half-brite multi-directional multiplayer split-screen top-down transport
Screamer is an arcade style racing game developed by Graffiti and released by Virgin Interactive for MS-DOS in 1995. Inspired to Namco's Ridge Racer, the game was released around the same time as EA's Need for Speed.
Year: 1995 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-22Tags: arcade automobile street racing vehicle simulator
Whiplash (aka Fatal Racing) is a 3D stunt racing game developed by Gremlin Interactive and published by Interplay Entertainment in 1995 for DOS. Like most racing games, the point is to reach that finish line first.
Year: 1995 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-22Tags: automobile combat racing first-person stunts track racing tricks
Speed Buggy (Buggy Boy in the UK) is an arcade racing game created by Tatsumi initially released in 1985. In 1987-1988 several home computer versions were created, including the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amiga, and Atari ST ports.
Year: 1988 Genre: Racing Updated: 2019-10-12Tags: arcade automobile coin-up conversion driving track racing
