Developed by Yash Future Tech Solutions Pvt Ltd., Extreme Offroad Racing is a premium racing title with a free-to-play demo. The demo features one unlocked vehicle and includes an option for players to choose their desired number of laps; however, all race tracks are locked until they purchase the game. 

With the full experience, players will have access to all tracks and vehicles, giving them better freedom of choice. In addition to offering partial controller support for Xbox and PlayStation controllers, Extreme Offroad Racing is also compatible with gaming pedals and steering wheels.

Single-player experience

Extreme Offroad Racing may not have realistic or complex driving mechanics of similar titles, but it makes up for its easy-to-pick-up-and-play gameplay. After clicking “New Game,” the player selects from 10 race tracks, such as “Winter,” “Sunny,” “Desert,” and many more — after which they are taken to the vehicle selection screen. The vehicles themselves don’t have stats, so the player is free to choose what they like best.

After selecting a vehicle, players set their preferred lap count, with the maximum being a whopping 100 laps. Once the match commences, the user and their four AI-controlled opponents race to be the first and fastest driver to complete the required number of laps. However — with the game lacking bot difficulty settings — races become a complete cakewalk, making victories feel less satisfying. 

There’s no multiplayer either, so expect boredom to inevitably seep in the more you play this racing title. Implementing a multiplayer mode — be it online or offline — adds an element of competition and high-octane fun that is present in most racing games. Other features that should be included are an increased bot count setting, a race track randomizer, and vehicle customization options.

Good for casuals

Extreme Offroad Racing is a game that doesn’t require overcoming steep learning curves, which is a treat for newcomers to the racing genre. Although this is a casual player-friendly racing title, it doesn’t hit the mark for more hardcore racers due to easy matches with AI players and the lack of multiplayer elements. Moreover, the lack of difficulty modifiers or customization features is a dealbreaker for some players.