Tokyo Xtreme Racer

A new realism-focused Tokyo Xtreme Racer update means players can now monitor their car’s oil and water temperatures, with Steam achievements also added to Genki’s street racing game.

Originally slated for a May version 1.0 release window, this has now been pushed back to “the end” of September to “meet fan expectations”

Tokyo Xtreme Racer continues to evolve three months after its initial early access release, with the latest update adding a photo mode “by popular demand.”

Out now on Steam via Early Access, Tokyo Xtreme Racer is back after nearly 20 years.

The ‘Version 1.0’ edition of Tokyo Xtreme Racer is due later in 2025, and developer Genki has shed light on its planned features and content.

During an AMA, developer Genki’s translator would not be drawn on console versions.

With the cult-classic Japanese highway racer making a surprise return on Steam in 2025, we look back at Tokyo Xtreme Racer’s long and storied lineage.

With the base game so well-optimised and feature-rich despite its early access moniker, version 0.10.3 is focused on refinement, rather than revolution.

Tokyo Xtreme Racer players can soon share saves across multiple PCs.