Get Roadclub: League Racing for PC

Roadclub: League Racing is a top-down 2D racing game with handling built around semi-simulation physics. In its season-based career, you climb the divisions of the Roadclub League, collect and upgrade cars, and ultimately challenge the reigning Roadclub Master for his title in a Showdown. You can also race against friends and rivals in four-player local split-screen or compete on online lap leaderboards.

The Roadclub League

Street racers founded the Roadclub as a place to compete under their own rules, away from the dangers of racing on public roads and the backing of major car corporations. Its members race on long-forgotten tracks, aiming to become the best among their peers. As a new member, you work your way through the divisions, with promotion or relegation depending on your performance, before facing the Roadclub Master.

Career opponents evolve as you progress: when you meet a club member again, they may have upgraded or replaced their car, just as you may have done with yours.

Racing and handling

The game models tyre grip, drivetrain, transmission, engine, weight distribution and air resistance. These factors affect how each car handles, making the cars and races distinct and challenging to master. Rival club members can make mistakes, and several AI difficulty levels change the challenge.

Weather affects visibility and car handling, while destructible objects break apart when you hit them. A smart top-down camera shows the road ahead and zooms in during slower, trickier sections.

Game modes

Alongside the single-player career, you can race with up to four players in local split-screen and compete on online lap leaderboards, either globally or among friends. Custom events let you set your own rules without risking your car:

• Time Trial: race against the clock.
• Single Race: set up an individual race.
• Elimination: compete in an elimination event.

Tracks and cars

You can create tracks with the track editor and share them through Steam Workshop, or race on tracks made by other players. The game also includes a licensed soundtrack by electronic musician Andrew "Zircon" Aversa, with racing music and calmer menu songs.