Rush Rally 3

You can play multiplayer with wi-fi & hotspot 😉

Satisfying physics that's just on par with those PC Rally game releases! These all combined with very extensive customization and tuning for cars in absolute detail I've never seen since Forza Horizon 5! The difficulty is alright and dynamic. As you progress you'll get better and better car, which means faster and more accurate turns. And there is online leaderboard (which I don't know how to log in properly yet) if you're into breaking records.

In my opinion, this is the best rally game in the racing genre on phones. The game is worth the money, but before purchasing, I recommend that you first download the demo version to think about whether it’s worth buying the game. In the full version you will find many maps, modes and several cars. But to enjoy these features you will also have to pay for it all. Personally, I preferred to buy everything in order to enjoy all its features and I must say that with all these purchases the game can be fully enjoyed. I wish you good luck, racers 🏎! 😁👍

If you’re looking for a simple to learn, mechanically sound, “just good enough” racing sim to play then look no further than Rush Rally 3. The game doesn’t overwhelm you with too many difficult to understand objectives, or an overly ambitious gameplay loop, instead it sticks to the core essentials of a racing sim; solid handling controls, realistic damage to vehicles to punish bad drivers, and more race options than you can ask for. The level of customization available in this title is more than enough for any casual fan of racing sims and may be in-depth enough to satisfy even the most fanatical racing sim fans.

Rush Rally 3 has its ups and downs and is an average racing experience. The graphics aren't horrible but also not superb either. What I do love is the weather simulation affects that occur during a race. The rain and snowstorms bring some life to the graphics and help make it not feel so dull. The racetracks tend to feel very similar in style and lack originality. It often feels like you're playing the same track again despite it saying you are not.