Crash Wheels
Crash Wheels is an Arcade, Destruction, and Single-player Racing video game developed and published by Quite River for PC. The game is about car racing gameplay with the physics of damage. There are several vehicles, and the game introduces up to thirty-two tracks to drive and race against opponents. The game starts with the player who needs to choose his car, sit on the driving seat, hold the steering, and start driving the vehicle with a simple objective to reach the finish line before anyone to win. In the game, the player has a chance to test his crash level, means he can collide with other vehicles to destroy them. But collision won’t only damage the opponent, and it damages the player’s car too. The player navigates the track from a third-person perspective, increase and decrease the speed according to the obstacle. Crash Wheels includes prominent features such as Third-person Racing Gameplay, 3D Environment, Physics-based Cars, and more.
#1 Kirby Air Ride
Kirby Air Ride is a Racing, Single and Multiplayer video game developed by Hal Laboratory and published by Nintendo. The game takes place in the three-dimensional world and includes multiple characters. It supports up to four players and lets you select your character and dive into the world where you have to compete against AI controlled drivers in Single-player mode or up to three players in co-op mode. You assume the role of the protagonist named as Kirby and your ultimate task is to complete a variety of races and mini-games. It has three different modes such as Air Ride, Laps and Time. In Air Ride mode, you must select the racing machine against up to three competitors via split screen and finish the race before anyone else. The Laps is the default mode of the game, where you complete the races by completing the number of laps. In Time mode, you must race against time, and complete the objective within given time to win fantastic rewards. The game unlocks other levels, racing machines, and tracks, as you progress through the game. Try it out, and you’ll love it.