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Street car racing has started, experience the drving skills!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Street Racing 3D is a free racing game for Android in which you drive sports cars through street circuits and try to drift through the corners. The developer, Ivy, describes it as a mix of arcade action and simulation driving, so the handling leans toward stunts and speed rather than strict realism.
The listing points to players who want short, fast races on urban roads, with a career to work through and friends to race against. It has been installed more than 100,000,000 times on Google Play.
The build we hold is Street Racing 3D 7.5.4 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The game includes several race modes set on different street scenes. Corners are sharp enough that the listing calls for practice in each mode, and it advertises stunts alongside straight-line speed.
Drift racing is a core part of the game, with the listing describing real drifting on asphalt. Each mode asks for different driving skill, so the same car can feel different from one race to the next.
You can choose from a roster of more than 30 cars, all presented as high-performance models. Each one can be upgraded with a turbo engine and tuned separately, so the setup of one car does not carry over to another.
Appearance is handled through paints, decals, stickers and wheels. These are the tools for making a car look distinct, and they sit alongside the mechanical upgrades rather than replacing them.
Career mode runs as a sequence of races where you earn rewards. Coins and diamonds are collected on the street during races, and these are the currencies the listing says you spend on upgrades and paint.
A leaderboard ranks players by score, so there is a standing to compare against other drivers as well as your own career progress.
The game has a PVP track where you challenge friends to a head-to-head race. Players compete for speed and position on the same course.
PVP events are timed competitions with a reward for winning, and the listing describes them as high-stakes racing. They use the same cars and tuning you build up in career play.