
Deceptively technical and tricky to master, Monster Energy Supercross 3 is a modest but solid two-wheeled racer.


Deceptively technical and tricky to master, Monster Energy Supercross 3 is a modest but solid two-wheeled racer.

Need for Speed Heat is a mosaic of existing ideas but it is easily the most impressive Need for Speed game in years.

Grid is short on tracks but delivers its hyperbolic brand of Hollywood-style racing with style and confidence.

Accessible yet unapologetically authentic, F1 2019 is still best-in-class when it comes to the art of bringing a modern motorsport to life.

Forza Horizon 4: LEGO Speed Champions is the freshest twist on LEGO games in ages, but it's not as wild as Hot Wheels.

An intoxicating fusion of percussion and destruction that oozes style from every angle.

As tricky to tame as its predecessor but as satisfying as ever.

A great expansion that features some of the most brilliant stretches of road in the series to date.

A great expansion that features some of the most brilliant stretches of road in the series to date.

A meticulously polished open-world ode to the outlaw era.

A gorgeous, rewarding, and self-renewing driving experience that raises the open-world racing bar yet again.

Codemasters does a better job than ever at capturing the nuances of the world’s most-popular motorsport.

Big, confident, and stuffed with arcade racing action, but it's an uneven and unfinished package.

A passable yet unremarkable arcade racer that has arrived at least a generation late.

Need for Speed Payback is a big, competent, and confident arcade racer but it's really let down by its linear cop chases, its overwrought and insidious upgrade system, its dreadful dialogue, and its superficial action sequences. It feels fine and it looks flashy, but Payback really went all-in on its direct-to-DVD revenge tale and it was a bust for me.