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First Racer

First Racer

Perfect GamesActionCasualIndie
$4.99

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First Racer is currently cheapest at Steam for $4.99. GamerPoint continuously compares prices across 2 authorized stores and always shows the real lowest price.

RECORDED LOW
$0.49
VS RECORDED LOW
918% above
STORES SELLING
2
HISTORY

Price History

$4.99$2.74$0.491 Sept6 Sept12 Sept
ALL-TIME LOW
$0.49
GOG · 1 Sept
LOWEST SINCE TRACKING
$0.49
The chart shows the cheapest authorized store at any point in time.Last scan: 4 h ago
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Regional prices

United States
$4.99
Europe
€4.99
Türkiye
₺202.09
Poland
zł 22.40

Each region's own storefront price for the current best deal — we never convert currencies.

MEDIA

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ABOUT

About the Game

"First Racer" is an arcade racing game that puts you behind the wheel of racing cars. With intuitive controls and a wide selection of vehicles, you'll need quick reactions and a competitive spirit to become the winner. The game features fast-paced races filled with adrenaline on various tracks, each with its own unique features. Whether you're an experienced player or a newcomer to the racing genre, "First Racer" offers an exciting and immersive experience that will have you coming back again and again. So get ready to rev up your engines and show your competitiveness!

In First Racer, you can choose a car, upgrade its performance, adjust its settings, and change its appearance. You can make decisions that impact the handling, speed, and acceleration of your cars, allowing you to customize your car to your racing style. Additionally, you can change the appearance of your cars by choosing different colors, stickers, wheels, and other cosmetic upgrades.

In the game, there are different game modes:

• Racing: Drivers compete with each other to cross the finish line first. Races can take place on a track or in a city environment.

• Drifting: Drivers attempt to perform the longest and most impressive drift, sliding around corners with their car while maintaining control. Points are awarded based on speed, angle, and style of the drift.

• Off-Road Racing: Drivers participate in races that take place on rough, un-paved terrain such as dirt or gravel roads. Vehicles are usually modified with larger tires, increased clearance, and improved traction to overcome the challenging conditions. The main focus is on high-speed driving, maneuverability, and the durability of the vehicle.

You can use a gamepad to control the car, giving you a more realistic and comfortable gaming experience. The gamepad will allow you to easily and accurately control the car.

The game supports the "FANATEC CSL Elite PS4" racing wheel (other wheels from the "FANATEC" company should also work). Support for wheels from other manufacturers is also planned for the future.

FAQ

Frequently Asked

Where is First Racer cheapest right now?

First Racer is currently cheapest at Steam: $4.99.

Which stores sell First Racer?

First Racer is currently available at these authorized stores we track: Steam, GOG.

What are the system requirements for First Racer?

You can find First Racer's minimum and recommended PC requirements listed above on this page.

Does First Racer support English?

Yes — First Racer offers an English interface.

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