Racing Xtreme Airborne for Windows

Go for a drive in this free game

Racing Xtreme Airborne is a free racing video game that lets you drive around a small city with the car of your choice. Developed by Super Magic Kingdom Games, this 3D simulation game features a small selection of realistic-looking vehicles and a semi-open world to explore.

However, similar to Extreme Car Driving Simulator, Racing Xtreme Airborne has a ton of ads that play even when you’re just driving through the map. Plus, there’s no other mode to enjoy here and no tutorial for how to control your vehicle. Thus, it’s much better to try out other racing games.

Nothing much in this city

In Racing Xtreme Airborne, you get to choose one of the 6 cars available to start exploring the cityscape. There’s no real distinction between all of them in terms of speed and handling, so you can easily switch between them anytime. By default, the WASD keys and arrow keys are for steering, accelerating, and backpedaling. However, there’s no in-game tutorial to teach you the rest of the controls.

The game simply leaves you at the start and doesn’t explain what you can do. Thus, you’ll have to experiment with your keyboard to check how to control your car. For example, Spacebar is for braking, the L key is for the lights, and the I key is for ignition. Additionally, there are no other game modes available and all you can do is drive around the city map.

This easily makes it all boring, as while the number of cars means you can switch vehicles whenever you want, it also means that there’s really nothing to do once you move around. It doesn’t help that ads constantly play and interrupt your playthrough—even while you’re driving. It plays quite frequently, too, and can’t be turned off as there are no settings.

Badly needs more features

All in all, Racing Xtreme Airborne is a nice racing game if you just want to drive around an empty city map. However, if you want more content and the option to have multiplayer matches, then this isn’t the game for you. Not only does it continuously play ads at set intervals, but it also doesn’t give you a tutorial or other game modes.