The sequel to the successful Super Woden GP, with DOUBLE the amount of cars. Career has been moderately expanded, collisions improved, and an upgrade system as well selling cars! Highly recommended!

An inspirational modern take of the classic Death Rally, that runs on the Unreal Engine. With 6 cars to choose from, menus very much similar alike. Controls are loose, but fun and responsive! Not bad.

Isometric anti-gravity racer made in Godot. Reminds a bit of Rock 'n Roll Racing, just without guns. Controls are a bit janky, like the way the ship snaps during a drift. Tough and good time killer.

The sequel of the freeware cult classic, with modern graphics, track editor and currently boasting 5 cars in the current Early Access release, and the ability to customize your races and AI your way.

ForRace GT20 is a top-down take of the Gran Turismo games down to a tee. However, controls are basic and not realistic, plenty of UI bugs and to access settings, you must drive to it. Undercooked.

A simple top-down racing game that features a mix of real life based tracks and originals, multiple classes racing from rookie Mini Coopers up to legendary race cars. Very short, but it controls nice!

An isometric puzzle game, as levels get harder to finish, your objective is to push the radioactive barrels of toxic waste off the levels, while trying to not fall off yourself. Good time killer.

The sequel to Retro City Rampage. Another homage to top-down GTA, but now in a gorgeous 16-bit style. As with the predecessor, the missions are far too short. And yet, one of the best of its kind.

Pleasant looking top-down car combat with zombies. It comes with a mission-based campaign, a racing and an arena/survival mode. However, its cumbersome controls aren't that fun and lead to mediocrity.

The DOS version has a 'Micro' mode that allows you to drive all the tracks and cups from an isometric top-down perspective with adjusted controls. However, all combat racer stuff is removed.