Every year, the Steam Summer Sale delivers plenty of deals on the gaming platform’s catalog. If you’re looking for more titles to pick up last minute before the sale ends later this week, we’ve put together a list of driving-related games from a wide variety of genres for you to check out.
1) Easy Delivery Co.
This title tasks you with delivering parcels in a quiet mountain town, navigating snowy streets in your kei truck. Not everything is as it seems, however, as you slowly begin to unravel secrets with every package delivered...
The game’s PS1-style graphics are charming, and the drum and bass soundtrack adds just the right amount of nostalgic edge. The developer also recently released an update, adding a rally mode as an alternate way to experience the game. At 30% off, Easy Delivery Co. is currently P221.19 on Steam—more than a fair asking price for this title.
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2) Fumes
Another title with retro vibes, but with a much different tone and direction, Fumes goes all in on the adrenaline rush of Mad Max-style vehicular combat. Arm your vehicle to the teeth with an assortment of weaponry to fend off waves of enemies, and pick through their scraps to salvage new parts and upgrades.
Currently a single player title, the developers have revealed that a co-op mode is on the way soon, along with additional features like new vehicles and biomes. Fumes is P304.85 right now with its Summer Sale discount (35% off), but you can also try the demo first before checking out.
3) Art of Rally
Would you consider rallying a particularly relaxing motorsport discipline? Probably not, but Art of Rally’s top-down perspective and minimalist graphics set the mood for you to find your zen. The game offers over 50 cars from various eras of rally as well as 91 stages inspired by real-world race locations.
Driving from a birds’ eye view is an interesting challenge on top of the usual countersteering and weight shifting you need to manage while racing on dirt. Art of Rally is currently half off on Steam for P374.50.
4) Keep Driving
“It’s the early 2000s, and you’ve just bought your first car,” the premise reads on its Steam page. Backed by a wonderfully curated selection of tracks from Swedish indie bands, Keep Driving places you in the shoes of a young adult setting out on a road trip across the country. Keep track of your resources like fuel and cash, and maybe get sidetracked along the way by errands and odd jobs.
Each run of the game is a story of its own, influenced by the cast of hitchikers you meet and the random events you encounter. If nothing else, grab it for the great driving music you’re bound to add to your playlist once you hop in your real-life car. Keep Driving is 25% off for the Steam Summer Sale, which comes out to P423.75.
5) BeamNG.Drive
Though best known for the viral crash test compilations created in-game, BeamNG.Drive offers much more than that. It’s a sandbox for all sorts of scenarios from rally racing to urban driving, powered by its sophisticated vehicle physics engine and complemented by community-developed mods.
Although BeamNG.Drive is coming to PS5 sometime this year, mod support—arguably one of the title’s highlight features—is still a question mark. The PC version of BeamNG.Drive is currently available for P612 on Steam, or 20% off its usual price for the Summer Sale.
6) Tokyo Xtreme Racer
The 2025 reboot of Tokyo Xtreme Racer brings the series up to speed with modern gamers. Now rendered in Unreal Engine 5, the game once again faithfully represents the Shuto Expressway, complete with real-world landmarks and locations. The deep catalog of JDM vehicles also provides plenty of cars to race with.
Its simplistic gameplay loop has led to fans describing it as a very PS2-era experience, in a good way. When every other game on the market is a live service these days, it’s nice to play something that isn’t trying to sell you on a battle pass every few races. With its 40% discount, Tokyo Xtreme Racer is currently P1,079.40 on Steam.
7) Screamer
This game is Mario Kart meets Tekken wrapped in a sleek cyberpunk anime package. Created by a team that cut its teeth developing official MotoGP and WRC games (as well as the Hot Wheels Unleashed franchise), Screamer is oozing with character at every turn.
On release, reviewers agreed that its high price tag was a hang-up for an otherwise solid arcade racer the genre sorely needed. It’s a good thing that Screamer is half off right now for P1,499.50. Still on the steep side for what it is, but at least there’s a demo to try before you buy.
