Whenever a racing game is released on the Switch, it will almost always be compared to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and most likely, it won't be as good. Ranking the finest racing games on Nintendo Switch is difficultĪnyway, here's the problem. Everything about it, from the presentation to the performance, is on another level when compared to other games.īy the way, do you know how many Mario Kart Switch games are there? Since its release, it has sold over 40 million copies, and it's by far the best-selling title on the Nintendo Switch. Yes, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is simply excellent. But, of course, when we talk about Switch racing games, there's a certain one that comes to mind, right? Informed heavily by its Sega AM2 ancestors and the very finest of the best-in-class British arcade racers that followed in their slipstream – including Burnout and Split/Second – Hotshot Racing is extremely easy to pick and play but demands near-perfection when tackled at Expert difficultly.There are thousands of games for the Nintendo Switch and among them, there are many excellent racing titles. Boost is a potent way to catch opponents (although largely useless to shake them), and there’s a surprisingly powerful drafting mechanic that facilitates some furiously fast slingshot manoeuvres. The drifting is painless to trigger with a quick dab of brake, and it’s very easy to add or reduce drift angle throughout a slide to balance your speed for a perfect corner exit. Cars feel planted on the road with a satisfying sense of weight that’s sometimes absent from pure arcade racers, but they’re still snappy and responsive enough to obey your inputs instantly as you hurl them into sweeping bends. Arcade racers live and die on their driving dynamics, but Hotshot Racing boasts a very finely-honed handling model. “Better still, however, is the handling of most of the cars.
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