Mobile Games

The Australian Supercars series (formerly known as ‘V8 Supercars’) hasn’t had its own officially licensed video game since the days of V8 Supercars 3 back in 2006. Although it was marketed globally as TOCA Race Driver 3 and DTM Race Driver 3 in Germanic regions of Europe, V8 Supercars 3 contained all the cars and…Continue reading “Australian Supercars series launches new augmented reality video game… with extra cheese”»

And one that money doesn’t actually need to buy. Which is nice.

Electronic Art’s perennial mobile car racing game will receive further official Formula 1 content imminently.

NASCAR is returning to the ubiquitous virtual universe which has over 70 million daily active players.

Multiplayer management racers iGP Manager is set for significant structural changes later this year alongside a fresh car design.

The influx of GTP/LMDh machinery hitting racing video games continues, with Lamborghini’s effort making a virtual debut in the mobile game CSR Racing 2.

EA’s mobile behemoth receives the 24 Hours of Le Mans-winning Ferrari ahead of many console and PC games with an endurance-racing-themed update.

It follows a series of free updates since launch, with the new cars and tracks being the first paid-for downloadable content pack.

F1 Mobile Racing’s Update 30 adds the Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit, new events and other quality of life improvements as it celebrates its fifth anniversary.