Calibre 10 Racing

Calibre 10 Racing is a team racing game for four teams of two. Each team has a driver and a shooter: the driver races to the finish while avoiding enemy fire, and the shooter operates a turret to attack rival vehicles and turrets.

Race and fight

Drivers push high-concept supercars to their limits across tarmac and dirt. Shooters cover their driver, take out opponents and jockey for advantageous turret positions around the track. Teams use flares and chaff to fend off incoming fire, while on-track power-ups give shooters upgradeable weaponry. Teamwork, steady aim and vehicle countermeasures all help a team reach the finish first.

Vehicles and turrets

The game includes racing vehicles, offroad buggies and a heavy racing truck, alongside stationary, rail and hover turrets. Turrets come in Sniper, Gatling and Missiles variants. Vehicles and weapons are divided into classes, with higher classes offering different levels of power; vehicle classes also include upgrades to horsepower, handling and countermeasures.

Tracks and progression

The Central China race track is available in Classes 1, 2 and 3. The game’s progression system lets players advance through vehicle and weapon classes, and the full release content is described as spanning Calibre Classes 1–10 for vehicles, turrets and tracks. Players compete for Calibre 10 status, which includes access to the highest vehicles, weapons, tracks and perks.

Vehicle designs

The racing vehicles are original concept-car designs created with concept car designers from around the world. The first vehicle is the KLOSS, designed by Shane Baxley, who also designed the first set of turrets.