Race fast cars, beat challenging time trials, explore a huge city, and enjoy solo or two-player driving in Grand City Racing. You can compete against other drivers, chase the clock through unusual tracks, or simply take your car out for a relaxed drive around a large open map.
HIT THE STREETS AND RACE THE WAY
Grand City Racing is the best choice for someone who loves driving with more racing style. The Racing mode is the place to go when you want direct competition. There are ten races to work through, and each one offers its own reward. Up to four other racers can test your skill in Challenge mode, finding the best route and keeping your speed under control. You need to understand the route, control your car through awkward sections, and avoid wasting valuable seconds.
There is Free Drive, which is where Grand City Racing really opens up. You get a large map with plenty of space to drive around without worrying about race positions or a countdown. In this mode, you will play with the car, experiment with movement, practice using NOS, and explore the environment at your own pace.
MAKE EVERY TURN EXCITING
- Braking or adjusting your position before a difficult turn can help you carry more speed through it instead of crashing and losing even more time.
- Use NOS with a purpose rather than activating it whenever the gauge is available.
- In Challenge mode, learn the route through repeated attempts and focus on the sections where you lose the most time.
- In Free Drive, try different turns, test your acceleration, and get comfortable with the controls.
How To Play on PC
Single Player
- W A S D or Arrow Keys to drive
- F to activate NOS
- T to look back
- R to fix the car's position
- Space to use the handbrake
Two Player
- Player 1: W A S D for movement, F for NOS, T to look back, R to fix the car's position, and Space for the handbrake
- Player 2: Arrow Keys for movement, K for NOS, L to look back, O to fix the car's position, and Right Shift for the handbrake
FAQs
Which mode should beginners try first?
Free Drive is a good starting point because you can learn the car and controls without worrying about race results or a timer.
Can two players race together?
Yes.
Ready to put your driving skills to the test? Start Grand City Racing, pick your favorite mode, push your car to the limit, and then explore more racing games such as Hydro Racing 3D and Rider Rush.
