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Do you wanna drive like someone at Le Mans, or like in the Fast and Furious movies
Alright.
Burnout Paradise: Open World, lots of stunts, and different race modes. Only downside for me Is no licensed cars. Online play is kinda dead, though you can occasionally find games.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit. Plenty of exotic licensed cars and Cops vs Racer action.
The Crew: open world, active online component, and currently free until october 11th on the Uplay client. https://club.ubisoft.com/en-US/ubi30
Ridge Racer:Unbounded.
Dirt series leans towards the arcade side of things, but are focused on rally racing other than on roads/cities.
Grid Series is kinda in the middle between arcade and simulation.
Trackmania
EA has more racing games on the Origin Client as well.
Good graphics, good effects.
I enjoyed GRID 2, and now going for GRID (the first one), both are awesome.