The most popular abandonware racing games
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DOS19984/5 racing: car
Street Rod 2: The Next Generation
DOS1991protected4.1/5 racing: car
F40 Pursuit Simulator
DOSMac OS19893/5 racing: car
Donkey BAS
DOS19813.8/5 racing: car
African Raiders-01
DOS19893.1/5 racing: car
Power Drift
DOS19903.9/5 racing: car
Thomas the Tank Engine
DOS19923.3/5 action puzzle, tile-matching, racing: unusual vehicles
Super Speed
DOS19953.9/5 racing: car
Grand Prix Wizard
DOS19964.1/5 racing: car, racing: Formula 1
Ford simulator 3
DOS1992freeware3.6/5 racing: car
Ford simulator 2
DOS19903.5/5 racing: car
International Moto X
DOS19964.3/5 racing: off-road, racing: motorcycle
Wacky Wheels
DOS1994protected4.1/5 racing: car, racing: unusual vehicles
Slicks 'n' Slide
DOS19934.2/5 racing: car
Days of Thunder
DOS19904/5 racing: car
Grand Prix 500 2
DOS19913.1/5 racing: motorcycle
Ford Simulator 5
DOS19943.8/5 racing: car
Whiplash
DOS19954.3/5 racing: car
Novatron
DOS19823.3/5 racing: futuristic
CyberRace
DOS19933.6/5 racing: futuristic, racing: unusual vehicles
Quarantine 2: Road Warrior
DOS19953.2/5 racing: car, racing: futuristic, vehicular combat
Action Fighter
DOS19893.9/5 racing: car, vehicular combat
Sito Pons 500cc Grand Prix
DOS19903.9/5 racing: motorcycle
Race Drivin'
DOS19924.2/5 racing: car
Vette!
DOS19894/5 racing: car
Test Drive
DOS19874.2/5 racing: car
Test Drive is an abandoned racing game developed by Distinctive Software and released by Accolade in 1987 for DOS and Amiga, Apple II, Atari ST, Commodore 64. This is the game that started the whole Test Drive franchise. Gameplay is fairly simple and consists of driving sports cars on a mountain road while avoiding police cars.
Deadly Racer
DOS19943.6/5 racing: car, racing: off-road
Zona 0
DOS19913.3/5 racing: futuristic
Highway Hunter
DOS19943.2/5 shoot 'em up, vehicular combat, racing: car
Tunnels of armageddon
DOS19893.8/5 racing: futuristic
Tunnels of Armageddon is a video game developed by Logical Design Works and released in 1989 by California Dreams for various home computer systems, including DOS, the Commodore 64 and Amiga.In Tunnels of Armageddon, players control a character navigating through a series of underground tunnels and caverns. The game features a combination of side-s...