Guide: Best PS4 Racing Games


What are the best PS4 racing games? We’ve rustled up a list of fast and furious racers that will provide all the speed demon fantasies you could ever want. From mascot kart racers to straight-faced simulations, read on to see which PS4 racing games are our favourites. Oh, and if you’re looking to burn rubber on the field as well as the track, be sure to refer to our Best PS4 Sports Games guide. For a more comprehensive list of the best PS4 games, check the link.

Best PS4 Racing Games

Below is a list of the best PS4 racing games. Presented in no particular order, these are our favourite PS4 games in the genre, as determined by our editorial team.

Gran Turismo Sport

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Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment / Developer: Polyphony Digital

Release Date: 17th Oct 2017 (USA) / 18th Oct 2017 (UK/EU)

Sony’s flagship racing franchise has been steadily evolving since launch, and now finds itself at the front of the pack. Polyphony Digital has rectified release day concerns with regular free updates, while its outstanding handling model and online racing remain the very best-in-class. It also looks lightyears ahead of the competition at times – especially on the supercharged PS4 Pro hardware.

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Horizon Chase Turbo

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Publisher: Aquiris / Developer: Aquiris

Release Date: 15th May 2018 (USA) / 15th May 2018 (UK/EU)

This indie arcade racing title might not look like much, but it’s a surprisingly good little game with acres of content. Inspired by 90s racers like Top Gear and OutRun, the game features hundreds of races, plenty of unlockable cars to use and upgrade, and a handful of modes to master. What’s more, you can play it all in split-screen local multiplayer. Horizon Chase Turbo is a slick, addictive, ultra-fast racer that punches above its weight.

MotoGP 20

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Publisher: Milestone / Developer: Milestone

Release Date: 23rd Apr 2020 (USA) / 23rd Apr 2020 (UK/EU)

If you prefer two wheels instead of four, Milestone’s latest licensed motorbike racing title is king of the road. With all the official teams, riders, and locations from this year’s season, this tough sim racer offers up a stern challenge as you compete for grand prix glory. It offers a stern challenge and doesn’t hold your hand at all, making it a little daunting to get into. However, there’s plenty to like about this game, including the historic content that sees you unlocking the sport’s most famous faces. Well worth a try.

Sprint Vector

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Publisher: Survios / Developer: Survios

Release Date: 13th Feb 2018 (USA) / 13th Feb 2018 (UK/EU)

Another PlayStation VR entry here, but Sprint Vector is well worth highlighting. Using two PS Move controllers, you pump your arms like you’re running on the spot, and it’s this simple action that makes the game such a joy. The intuitive controls will have you screaming through each race course as you run, jump, and glide through corners and obstacles. It’s a little light on content, but this is an enjoyably physical racing game PSVR owners should check out. It’s a pretty good workout, too.

GRID

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Publisher: Codemasters / Developer: Codemasters

Release Date: 11th Oct 2019 (USA) / 11th Oct 2019 (UK/EU)

This PS4 reboot sees the return of a series with a bumpy history. Thankfully, GRID on PS4 is a rock solid racing game that recaptures a little of the franchise’s magic. The handling is great, finding a perfect balance between arcade and simulation, and the career mode is robust, with plenty of variety in its event types. Repetition may set in when you start to see the same tracks over and over, and the game lacks a certain spark, but the core racing action makes this well worth your time.

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