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F1 management made for a quick phone session. Pick the strategy, time the stops and outthink a real opponent in every race.

The free-entry pick for players who care about the car. Build, tune and learn your way around proper circuits, touge roads and drift routes.

Drifting with real depth. Tune the car, learn the weight transfer and earn your place in the tandem battle.

A free-to-start rally game with far more going on beneath the surface: changing terrain, damage, set-up work and proper championship ambition.

Endurance racing that asks different questions. Build the GT team, react to the conditions and find pace over the long run.

For anyone who misses when street racing was about building a car with personality. Deep customisation, an open world and enough routes to make it matter.

An accessible way into rallying: varied cars, weather, surfaces and the constant chase for a cleaner stage.

Retro racing with real stakes. Drive the car, develop the team and build a career that runs from the 1980s to the modern grid.

The essential Formula-style game for phone. Qualifying, weather, pit stops and full grids make this feel like a championship rather than a few quick races.

A proper motorsport career with satisfying handling, serious racing and none of the usual free-to-play noise.

A full-scale, cinematic motorsport game on a phone, with a genuinely substantial career to work through.

Fast, demanding stages, changing surfaces and real consequences when you get a corner wrong.

Still one of the best motorsport management games anywhere. Build the team, make the calls and live with the consequences when the weather turns.

Apple Arcade’s supercar escape: Tuscany, a growing garage and a club built around the pleasure of driving beautiful cars.

Pure driving precision. Learn the lines, chase the ghost, find a tenth and do it again until the run is perfect.

A surprisingly satisfying little build-and-drive experiment: assemble a Formula car from components, then switch to Drive and take it out using WASD or the arrow keys. Browser-based, but PC-only; more interactive design toy than full racing game.

Not motorsport, but absolutely a car-control game. Few competitive games can make movement, positioning and split-second judgement feel this satisfying.

The complete modern F1 experience: the current cars, teams and rules, plus the depth to make a single lap or a full career feel consequential.

For anyone who watches an F1 race and immediately starts second-guessing the pit wall. Build the operation, develop the car and make every decision count.

The modern driving-school classic. Collect, tune and learn the character of hundreds of cars, then take that knowledge onto the track.

Japan is the right setting for Horizon’s biggest idea yet: an open world built for driving, car culture and the joy of finding one more road.

The sim-racing classic that keeps growing. Start with its precise driving, then discover the extraordinary cars, tracks and communities built around it.

Rally with no safety net. Listen to the notes, respect the surface and accept that finishing cleanly is an achievement in itself.

For when racing becomes more than a hobby. Structured competition, serious standards and the closest thing to a real motorsport ladder.

A wonderfully broad simulation playground. Historic Grand Prix cars, modern prototypes, stock cars and everything in between all feel at home here.

The best place to understand how a car behaves. Less a conventional racing game than an endlessly fascinating physics playground for anyone who loves machines.

A vast celebration of car culture, from Japanese mountain roads to American muscle and every reason to take the long way home.

The great arcade-racing antidote to restraint. An open city, spectacular crashes and the freedom to turn every junction into a bad decision.

An unapologetically dramatic arcade racer: neon, rivalries, speed and combat folded into something far more distinctive than another circuit simulation.