Genre ranking

Best Racing games: Need for Speed: Underground is #1

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Games
16
Comparisons
220
Players
5
Avg score
1,476

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Top Racing games

#1
Need for Speed: Underground cover
Need for Speed: Underground
2003RacingArcadePC · Xbox
1,64526
#2
FlatOut 2 cover
FlatOut 2
2006RacingArcadePC · Xbox
1,59218
#3
Forza Horizon 5 cover
Forza Horizon 5
2021RacingArcadePC · PlayStation
1,57519
#4
Need for Speed: Underground 2 cover
Need for Speed: Underground 2
2004RacingArcadePC · Nintendo
1,54917
#5
Castlevania Anniversary Collection cover
1,4841
#6
FlatOut cover
FlatOut
2004RacingArcadePC · Xbox
1,4841
#7
Gran Turismo 7 cover
Gran Turismo 7
2022RacingPlayStation
1,4824
#8
Road Rash (1991) cover
Road Rash (1991)
1991RacingNintendo
1,46612
#9
Need for Speed: Shift cover
Need for Speed: Shift
2009RacingPC · Mobile
1,44715
#10
The Crew 2 cover
The Crew 2
2018Massively MultiplayerActionPlayStation · PC
1,4406
#11
Road Rash 3 cover
1,43322
#12
Need for Speed Heat cover
Need for Speed Heat
2019Open WorldRacingPC · Xbox
1,43216
#13
Rocket League cover
Rocket League
2015IndieRacingPlayStation · PC
1,42310
#14
Crossout cover
Crossout
2017Massively MultiplayerActionPC · Xbox
1,41518
#15
Road Rash II cover
Road Rash II
1993RacingNintendo
1,41118
#16
GRID (2019) cover
GRID (2019)
2019ActionRacingPC · Xbox
1,34317

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15 more Racing games need player picks

These catalog games stay outside the ordered list until they receive eligible head-to-head comparisons.

How the Racing ranking works

This list ranks 16 Racing games using Elo rather than review averages. Every eligible player pick compares two games directly and moves both scores according to the strength of the matchup.

The ranking currently reflects 220 comparison signals from 5 players. It changes as more people make choices, so close positions should be read as an active race rather than a permanent verdict.