Rally Horizon

What Rally Horizon is and who it suits

Rally Horizon is a racing game in which the driving happens across a large open world rather than on fixed tracks. The developer, GRAYPOW, aims it at people who enjoy cars and high-speed driving, and the listing rates it PEGI 3.

Most of the play is driving: races against the clock and rivals, drifting, and exploring the map between events. Car customization and collecting new cars sit alongside the racing.

Career races and CS Legend Events

Career Mode has more than 80 levels. Each one combines races with obstacles, and completing them brings rewards.

CS Legend Events are a separate set of challenges. The developer says they award new high-end cars, which are free to earn.

Driving on desert, snow, mud and asphalt

The open world includes deserts, snow, mud and asphalt, and the developer says each surface is meant to be driven as a drift. Changing surfaces changes how the car handles, so the same car can feel different from one stretch of road to the next.

The Festival Zone is a racing map that stays active while you drive. It contains hidden rewards, stunt spots and surprises to find while you move around.

Tuning and upgrading supercars in the garage

Each supercar has its own engine sound and physics, and the developer lists mod options for changing how each car is set up. You can walk around your garage on foot and inspect or interact with the cars you have customized.

Upgrades are unlocked through three systems: Tuning Systems, Puzzles and Scratch Cards. The developer presents the garage as a place to spend time, not only a menu for choosing cars.

Playing without an internet connection

Rally Horizon is fully playable offline. The developer positions this for short, unconnected moments such as commuting, so you can race and progress without a network connection.