Games Like Street Shift

Fast cars, but idiots behind the wheel. Big money, but how can you look your family in the eye afterward? One of the strongest traffic police forces, but one in three officers is corrupt.

Welcome to Sheridan Highs, one of the most active motorsports districts in America. This is where your story of crossing over to the dark side of racing begins, though legal racing remains an excellent option for laundering money.

-A vast, ever-expanding open world—but don't expect to drive through the forest in a regular hatchback. The dynamic transition between day and night, including the weather — stay alert, because during a police chase at night, you have the chance to turn off your headlights and escape the chase much faster. However, you still need to be able to see the road.

-A growing fleet of cars with enormous future potential for visual customization to suit every taste.

-A fully operational system for extreme performance tuning that completely customizes the vehicle to the driver's needs. -Pacejka's Modified Magic Formula (I don't know why other racing game developers mention this — it must be the standard for simcades).

-The reliable yet complex operation of turbo systems, anti-lag systems, cooling systems, and other components that directly affect performance.

-To reduce the hassle on the street, we had to do without refueling stops, repairs for damage, and tire and brake disc wear. However, all these issues remained in legal racing.

-Travel to race tracks around the world during race weekends, stopping by your racing team's office or the airport along the way.

A wide variety of racing disciplines are available to you:

-Street racing

-Rally racing

-A variety of disciplines in legal racing

-Drag racing

-Drifting

-Prototypes

On the streets, you’ll find a wide variety of contracts available, ranging from car theft and routine transportation of people or goods to distracting the police throughout the entire district. In legal races, you’ll be responsible for choosing a manager and owner for your racing team. Each sponsor has its own requirements and restrictions, and each discipline will have its own limitations, which will require you to either build a new race car or significantly modify your current one.

The advanced visual livery editor lets you include as many elements as your computer can handle; however, after saving, all elements (for example 2500) are combined into a single colored livery. In multiplayer, you’ll have the chance to become a true stylist and earn money by selling liveries to other players at a price you set, but that livery will be removed from your garage. For those who like a thrill, you can visit the port where stolen cars are delivered in containers. It’s unclear what’s inside, but one thing is certain: the police will confiscate the car as soon as they catch you in it. If you're looking to make a quick buck on the races, don't hesitate to bet on someone to win—even if it means risking your pink slip.

In multiplayer, you'll need to create a new profile that will include various bonuses based on your progress in single-player mode. But there, you’ll have the chance to form groups and entire teams, battle for territory in your ranked matches and various categories, set weekly time records, watch races between the strongest teams, place bets, and much more...