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1999 PCPlayStation

A 1999 arcade-leaning entry in the Test Drive series featuring exotic sports cars, police pursuits and street races across varied locations.

What defines Test Drive 6:

  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

The closest matches for Test Drive 6 are Moto Racer, VR Drivers and Crazy Cars: Hit the Road. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Test Drive 6 special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Moto Racer

85 %

1997 PCPlayStation

  • Realistic visuals
  • Gameplay comes before story
  • Bright, upbeat tone

A fast 90s arcade motorcycle racer that mixes dirt bikes and street bikes across varied tracks. Simple handling and high speed take priority over simulation.

VR Drivers

Realistic visuals

A PC VR racing game where you sit in the driver's seat, race computer opponents on dedicated tracks and try to beat your own records.

Crazy Cars: Hit the Road

Realistic visuals

An arcade racer reviving the 1988 cult series: you blast through US states at high speed with big jumps while dodging the cops.

World Truck Racing

Realistic visuals

An arcade racing game about powerful racing trucks that accelerate like supercars. You fight through close-contact packs on 16 tracks worldwide and can tweak your truck's setup for better handling.

The Need for Speed

Realistic visuals

The 1994 classic lets you drive eight real exotic sports cars across six tracks, with handling that was realistic for its time and video footage of the cars. Police chases add tension and later became a series trademark.

Sega Rally 2

Realistic visuals

An arcade rally racer built around fast drifting on changing surfaces. The sequel to the Sega classic favors immediate driving fun over simulation.

Moto Racer 2

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A 1998 arcade motorcycle racer mixing road and motocross tracks, with more courses than its predecessor and a track editor for creating your own circuits.

Real World Racing

Realistic visuals

A top-down racing game that uses real aerial imagery of major world cities such as London, Paris, Berlin and Rome as its tracks. Its appeal lies in the unusual bird's-eye view of real city streets.

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