Released Android Racing Video Games

Racing 30 October 2012

A new installment in the legendary racing series. As the title suggests, the game refers to one of the most well-received parts of the series - the original 2005's Need for Speed: Most Wanted. The game was developed by Criterion Games, a company well-know for the Burnout series. The remake resembles the original game when it comes to dynamic police chases and the so-called Blacklist, where the player challenges other most wanted drivers for races and climbs up their ranks.

Racing 26 June 2012

The seventh installment of the cult mobile racing series, launched by Gameloft. The game offers 60 licensed cars, 15 different routes and a typical arcadic driving model in a spectacular graphic design, enriched with a new multiplayer mode.

Racing 16 September 2014

Beach Buggy Racing is a racing game for the Vector Unit team, allowing them to take part in a small go-kart racing competition on a dozen or so tracks located on a tropical island. Production focuses on dynamics and effective actions and has no realism for anything.

Racing 08 February 2023

A car racing game and part of the series which originated with CarX Drift Racing. CarX Street is set in an open-world of high-speed street racing.

Racing 26 November 2019

Another installment in a popular series of racing games developed by Codemasters. In contrast to DiRT - the other flagship franchise of the British developer, GRID: Autosport continues the tradition established by the TOCA Touring Car Championship and TOCA Race Driver series, that is, racing on asphalt tracks. The player assumes the role of a professional driver who competes against other racers, but he also has to care about his team members and stick to sponsorship contracts.

Racing 04 June 2010

Another installment in the Need for Speed racing game series. This time, the game brings an unexpected twist, for a typically arcade series turns towards realism. The new developer, by the name of Slightly Mad Studios, created new driving physics that focus on simulation rather than arcade gameplay. Similar to 2007's ProStreet, races take place on closed racing circuits. The player can participate in the entire season of races, taking place both on fictional and real circuits.

Racing 01 September 2011

Another installment in one of the most popular racing game series, developed since 1995 by Electronic Arts. Criterion Games, a team popular mainly for the Burnout console series, was entrusted with the task of creating this installment. The title of the game refers to the two earlier installments that featured police pursuits, released in 1998 and 2002 respectively. In the game, the player can pick their side and play either as a cop or a racer.

Racing 15 November 2013

The second installment of the Gameloft mobile racing series, launched in 2010. The creators will provide players with 67 licensed cars, a realistic driving model and high-end graphics. Race races take place on 13 different routes in several game modes such as Classic Race, One on One, Qualification, Knockout, Overtake and King of the Hill.

Racing 30 September 2015

A spin-off to the bestselling racing game series, Need for Speed. The game was developed by Firemonkeys - an Australian studio cooperating with Electronic Arts. It was created exclusively for mobile devices. Ken Block, a popular racing driver formerly associated mainly with the DiRT series, took part in the production of the game as well. The story pays tribute to one of the franchise's most iconic installments, Need for Speed: Underground, focusing entirely on illegal street races.

Racing 29 March 2014

Developed by CarX Technologies from Russia, a racing game in which, in addition to getting the best time, equally important are the points scored for making spectacular slides. As the game progresses, the currency earned on drifting will unlock new routes and car models. The game is characterized by a pretty big realism and high quality graphics, obtained thanks to the author's engine CarX Engine.

Racing 14 October 2016

A mobile free-to-play racing game, which is the first mobile project from Eden Games, a studio known from such popular series as V-Rally or Test Drive Unlimited. The game, called Gear.Club, focuses on modern car racing, taking place on special tracks, as well as city streets. The players can choose from a number of licensed vehicles from renowned car companies. We begin the game with only a few basic vehicles, but continuous winning unlocks more and more powerful, high-end machines.

Racing 05 May 2020

Forza Street is a racing game based on a free-to-play model. Fun comes down to competing in illegal street competitions and getting better and better cars and parts. The game is played using a simplified control system.

Racing 25 September 2019

Mobile spin-off of the Mario Kart racing series. In Mario Kart Tour we play as the characters known from the Super Mario series and race both on the well-known and liked tracks, as well as on completely new routes inspired by real cities.

Racing 04 August 2022

A racing game about downhill – a variation of extreme cycling which consists of riding down steep mountain slopes. The players can represent one of three teams and fight for the best results in monthly sum-ups.

Racing 26 July 2018

Asphalt 9: Legends is a mobile racing game. The game offers both single and multiplayer modes and is characteristic for its arcade driving model that incorporates breakneck speeds, shoving the enemy off the road and aerial stunts.

Racing 03 April 2013

A popular game simulating drag racing. In production, we sit behind the wheel of one of about a hundred vehicles, and while driving, our main task is to change gears smoothly. CSR Racing is available for free, as part of a free-to-play business model.

Racing 23 November 2018

A multiplayer racing game under the official Formula 1 license, developed by Eden Games and Codemasters Software. F1 Mobile Racing features all teams, cars, and circuits from the 2018 season. Apart from that, the title gives us a chance to create and modify our own car.

Racing 28 March 2019

The third part of the rally games series is supervised by Brownmonster studio. In the Rush Rally 3, the creators allow us not only to fight for the best possible time in seventy-two special stages, but also to take part in races like Rally Cross.

Racing 03 November 2016

A racing game, available in a free-to-play model with micropayments, and an installment of the popular Gameloft mobile series. Asphalt Xtreme leaves the trite asphalt roads, in favor of off-road racing, encompassing environments such as deserts, swamps, icebergs, forests, canyons, or even a steelworking plant.

Racing 07 October 2014

Hybrid arcade racing game and a simple economic strategy, realized on the basis of a license of the popular movie Cars. The core of the game is the spectacular races, played in different sceneries and the construction of your own Radiator Springs.

Racing 04 July 2014

A car game focused on the title drift, a sport based on driving in controlled slip. Players have at their disposal an extensive set of tracks and a wide range of cars susceptible to modifications - a wide range of tuning options covers both the visual and technical sphere. The production was developed with mobile devices in mind.

Racing 07 August 2017

A mobile version of the well-known Carmageddon racing series, famous for its grotesque, over-the-top violence and black humor. This game was produced by the original creators, i.e. Stainless Games. Carmageddon: Crashers is different from the core installments in the series. Instead of classic races we get an unusual variation on drag racing. In this case, cars start from the opposite sides of the track and rush their way forward until they run into each other.

Racing 17 February 2015

Arcade racing game with heroes of the cult series of television fairy tales in the leading roles. Uszatek and his friends take part in exciting rallies on the picturesque animal routes. Players take control of their favourites' actions and try to reach the finish line before their rivals.

Racing 06 December 2017

An arcade top-down racing game. Eat My Dust! was developed by Immobile Games studio (Hopping Penguin and Master Archer 3D) for mobile platforms. The title is a typical example of the genre, featuring a light tone and vector graphics. The players can use several vehicles that are unlocked as they progress in the game. The tracks on which the races take place all feature desert scenery.