Grand Extreme Racing puts you straight onto a Formula-style racing circuit. The cars are quick, the corners come fast, and rival drivers do not leave much room. It feels closer to a full racing package than a simple browser time trial.
What Can You Explore?
- 10 racing locations to learn and master
- 5 cars and 5 drivers to choose from
- Choose from diverse game modes
- Car upgrades using your race earnings
- Local 2-player mode for racing with a friend
- Multiple camera views to change your driving perspective
How to Play Grand Extreme Racing
Get Your Car on the Grid
The main goal is to finish races ahead of the other drivers and collect enough points and money to improve your progress. Championship races take place across different circuits. Each result affects your position in the series.
The driving itself needs more than simply holding the throttle. Corners are where most time is gained or lost. Brake before a tight turn, slow the car enough to make the corner, then use NOS when the road opens.
Watch the track radar as you race. It can show upcoming corners before they become visible. This helps with hairpins and sharp direction changes.
NOS works best when you have a clear section ahead. A long straight is an obvious place to use it. Short bursts can also help when leaving a slow corner.
Controls at a Glance
1 Player
- WASD / Arrow Keys: Drive
- Left / Right Shift: NOS
- R: Reset car
- T: Look back
- C: Change camera
2 Players
- P1: Arrow Keys, M, O, P, K
- P2: WASD, Left Shift, R, T, C
Different Ways to Race in Grand Extreme Racing
Practice Mode is useful when a circuit keeps causing problems. You can choose the track and spend several laps working on specific corners without worrying about race results.
You can also change the AI difficulty in this mode. That makes it easier to focus on driving first and add more pressure later.
Challenge Mode focuses on beating target lap times. It tests speed on single runs.
Championship Mode features connected events. Players collect points from each race result.
Two-player mode allows shared-screen racing.
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