13 Racing Games With Best Crashes of All Time

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In the real world, crashing your car is one of the worst things that can happen to you. But in the video game world? Not so much. In fact, at times, it’s encouraged! And if you want games that will satisfy your need…your need to crash at high speeds!!!! We got you covered, Maverick.

Platform: PC PS5 XSX|SRelease Date: December 02, 2022

In the racing world, you’re only as good as the car you drive and the skills you can use to make every race yours. In Need for Speed Unbound, you’ll need to put both to the test to win the street competition known as “The Grand.”

You’ll start at the bottom and do what you can to make it past the trials. Then, you’ll dive into the races and try to do as well as possible to get some money to power up your car for the next race.

With four weeks of racing and plenty of obstacles to overcome, you’ll see how good you are as you put yourself against the best the game offers.

Then, you can jump into the multiplayer and see how good you are against your friends!

We thought we’d start out with BeamNG Drive for a very basic reason. This game has a “soft body” system for the car that is meant to be one of, if not the, most realistic way of crashing you’ll see in video games.

No, really, they’ve made a system that will accurately detect just how your car is being hit, then determine just how much damage, and what kind of damage, you’ll take. So if you want the most spectacular of crashes, you’ll want to make sure it’s accurate to the real world. But even if you just want to enjoy racing overall, this game has open areas perfect for you, and more.

So jump in and see just how accurate this game can be.

Split Second is an arcade-style racing video game set within a reality television show. Your goal is