Bang Bang Racing

amazing game. bought it after just looking at the videos and screenshots, and was not disappointed: it was the exact type of game and fun I was expecting

I have always loved top down racing games and this one delivered. The game itself runs great on the Steam Deck and pretty much all of my PCs as it it not that demanding. Excellent track layouts, good camera viewpoints that you can switch to as well. I didn't unlock as many skins as I'd like upon rolling credits on the game but that is alright. It gives you a few more things to do within the game. The game lets you progress in your skill level quite well. There are a few fun achievement unlocks to go for. Overall, it is a solid top down racer that is fun to play and worth getting to add to the library.

Bang Bang Racing is a fast-paced top-down arcade racer that embraces simplicity, speed, and chaotic track design to recreate the feeling of classic overhead racing games from earlier gaming generations. Developed by Digital Reality and Playbox and published by HandyGames, the game focuses entirely on quick competitive racing built around tight controls, compact tracks, and energetic multiplayer sessions. Instead of aiming for realism or deep simulation systems, Bang Bang Racing delivers a pure arcade experience where precision driving, mastering corners, and navigating environmental hazards matter far more than vehicle customization or technical realism. The gameplay structure is intentionally straightforward. Players compete across a variety of compact circuits while controlling small high-speed vehicles from an overhead perspective. The races emphasize aggressive cornering, fast reactions, and learning track layouts rather than relying heavily on power-ups or gimmicks. This design philosophy gives the game a clean and focused identity because success depends mostly on driving skill and consistency. Every race becomes a balance between maintaining speed and avoiding collisions wi…

Good game!

Nice game. Good music and design, normal controls and opponents. You can spend an hour or two with it. For a small racing game from 2012, it's absolutely fine

I bought Bang Bang Racing thinking it would be a nice, simple racing game to introduce my kid to the genre. Bright colors, toy-like cars, what could go wrong? Well… everything, apparently. Despite the friendly look, this game has zero chill. The AI doesn’t just race you, it manages you. There are always 1-2 cars glued to your bumper, magically keeping up no matter how well you drive. Overtake them, and suddenly they transform into elite F1 drivers. Let them pass, and they immediately forget how steering works. The result? Every race feels scripted to end in a dramatic photo finish. Honestly… kind of genius, kind of evil. Add in some unexpected disco vibes and a camera system that can occasionally make you question your inner ear stability (yes, there’s a fixed camera option - yes, it makes things harder), and you’ve got a game that’s definitely not for kids with low frustration tolerance. For me, though? Surprisingly fun. Final verdict: deceptive looks, sneaky AI, and chaotic fun. Score: 6/10 but not for kids… unless you want them to learn about unfair competition early.