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WRECKREATION 2 ANNOUNCED

WRECKREATION 2 ANNOUNCED | HEARTBREAK CITY, NO BRAKES

Wreckreation 2 has been officially announced, and the sequel is already presenting itself less like a larger continuation and more like a deliberate correction. Developer and publisher When Tides Turn is moving the series into Heartbreak City, a denser open world designed around aggressive arcade handling, heavy contact and races where the fastest line is only part of the argument. Every slam, shortcut and takedown can change the result, while opponents are...

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PREVIEW | CLUTCH COVER PHOTO

PREVIEW | CLUTCH | OPEN-WORLD RACING ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA

A racing game set on the French Riviera already starts with a strong image. Sun, coastline, expensive roads, sharp corners, old money, illegal night races, polished machines and that strange line where professional motorsport and street culture can start looking too close to each other. It is the kind of location that can feel beautiful in daylight and completely different once the lights go down. That contrast gives Clutch a useful starting point before the first...

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STAR WARS: GALACTIC RACER COVER PHOTO

PREVIEW | STAR WARS: GALACTIC RACER | FAST, DUSTY & LAWLESS

Star Wars games have spent a lot of time with lightsabers, blasters, Jedi drama, and large cinematic stories, so a new racing game already feels like a welcome shift in direction. Star Wars: Galactic Racer is not trying to sell itself as another chosen-one adventure or another Force-powered spectacle. It is going back to one of the most underrated parts of the universe: speed, danger, noisy machines, dirty tracks, and the kind of racing culture that always felt like it...

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REVIEW FORZA HORIZON 6 COVER PHOTO PCD Wins Review

REVIEW | FORZA HORIZON 6 | JAPAN, SPEED & BEAUTIFUL REPETITION PCD Wins Review

Forza Horizon 6 arrives with the kind of critical reception most racing games can only dream about. Set in Japan and built once again by Playground Games, it has already become one of 2026’s strongest-reviewed releases, sitting around 92 on Metacritic from more than 60 critic reviews and around 91 on OpenCritic in early review coverage. That level of praise is not random. The Horizon formula is still one of the most polished open-world racing structures in gaming...

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