Race Kings

Race Kings

Race Kings’s only difference from other racing games out there is that you’re regularly racing against other players in real-time. That means this is a game that's fairly reliant on an active community.

Outside of each race, you can spend some time paying to upgrade your car, adding new components that can improve your car’s braking or accelerating ability. The only time you will notice the difference in your car will be the next time you race it.

Every time you race, you put a bet on whether you’ll win or not. The more races and objectives you finish, the bigger the bet you can place. If you win, you can use that cash to purchase upgrades or even new cars. Upgrades also require some time and patience with timers playing a role or the choice to use premium currency to skip ahead and have the item immediately delivered.

This game is not a game that you’re going to be playing for hours and hours. That’s because the game gets too repetitive after a time. Various tracks can be unlocked and new goals for you to complete, but the principle is still the same. Keep in mind that you’ve always got to be online, so this one may now work for your commute if you have a limited data plan. 

Race Kings can still be fun, though. There’s a steady supply of new events with things usually changing always. There’s always something new to do, and you’ll still feel a tinge of satisfaction.