Racing games are one of the most loved genres across all platforms from casual mobile gamers to hardcore PC players. But did you know that many of your favorite Android racing games are also available on PC, offering better graphics, smoother controls, and immersive gameplay? In this article, we’ll look at some of the best racing games that you can enjoy on both Android and PC, and why switching to PC versions (especially compressed ones) might give you an even better experience.
Android Version: Available on Google Play
PC Version: Classic version (2005) and newer remastered edition
Need for Speed: Most Wanted is one of the most iconic street racing games. The Android version offers fast-paced gameplay with touch controls, but the PC version gives you a full console-like experience with a storyline, improved AI, and better handling.
PC Version Benefits:
Real-time police chases
Controller or keyboard support
Higher frame rates
Optimized Version for PC Available here
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Gameloft’s Asphalt series is known for over-the-top arcade racing. Whether you’re playing Asphalt 8 or the newer Asphalt 9, PC versions offer enhanced visuals, more control precision, and better performance.
Bonus: On low-end PCs, Asphalt 8 runs smoothly with minimal tweaks.
This simple yet highly addictive game is available on both platforms. It runs even on the weakest PCs, making it perfect for casual gamers transitioning from mobile.
Why play on PC?
No battery heating issues
Bigger screen & keyboard control
Real Racing 3 is EA’s masterpiece for mobile, and although a PC port isn’t official, you can get a similar or better experience using emulators or switching to PC racing simulators that your low-end system can handle.
If you love the realism of GT Racing 2, the PC has even more to offer in the simulation genre. Even low-end PCs can handle Euro Truck Simulator 2 or older GRID games with great performance.
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