Car Driving Multiplayer

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5.9~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.7·1M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-21

Screenshots

The driver standing beside a green coupé at a suburban crossroads with a minimap

A black coupé drifting with smoke past a lawn, a 152-point drift multiplier on screen

A red tuned saloon at a petrol station forecourt with a speedometer at bottom right

A red coupé parked outside the Pro Tuner Workshop

About Car Driving Multiplayer

Car Driving Multiplayer is an open-world driving game from India's Appsoleut Games — a Forza Horizon-shaped town with highways and dirt trails, cars to tune and paint, races, drift scoring, and real-time meetups where you get out of the car and walk — on iOS since May 2025 and past a million Android installs. Free with ads, loot boxes and three currencies to $99.99. The reviews love the look and ask, in August 2026, for the steering to be fixed.

Game information

DeveloperAppsoleut Coders LLP

Version2.1.2 (Android) · 2.1.1 (563) (iOS)

Size1.56 GB (Android) · 1.9 GB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating9+

Requires (Android)Android 7.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 13.0+

Offline modeNot stated — online meetups and races

Interface languagesAR, DA, NL, EN, FR, DE + 11 more

Store rating4.7 from 970 ratings

Installs1M+

Updated by developer2026-08-10

Data checked2026-09-21

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-21. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Car Driving Multiplayer Review: A Forza-Shaped Town With Three Currencies

Drive, Get Out, Walk to the Tuner — an Open World With Meetups

The pitch is an open world first and a racer second: a town of highways, suburbs, petrol stations and dirt trails, a garage of sports cars and SUVs, and the freedom to stop, step out and walk. Cars are bought, tuned in engine and suspension and painted, since August 2026 with a secondary colour; races run from open-world drag sprints to chases; drifting scores with a multiplier on screen. Multiplayer is meetups — host one, show off, drive together — and the App Store reviews have asked since November 2025 for an add-friend button and a way to join a friend's server. The comparison every review reaches for is Forza Horizon on a phone. Appsoleut Games of Gurugram released the iOS build on May 19, 2025; the August 10, 2026 update, version 2.1.1, added five cars, working traffic lights, clothing for the driver and a creator tag.

Steering Broke in August, Traffic Crawls, and the Grind Went Up

The reviews are five-star wishlists with a few fault lines. An August 16, 2026 two-star says the last two updates broke the steering and made cars harder to buy and upgrade — the only recent review that cannot play. Two August five-stars want traffic about 25 mph faster and turn signals that cancel themselves; a July four-star wants to save its spot on exit; a May 2026 review has completed every race and every car and asks for more frequent updates. Older reviews set the economics: an August 2025 three-star reports car prices rising after an update with no new cars, and a race it cannot afford to enter; a June 2025 five-star finds the engine and backfire sounds generic — the August 2026 update claims more realistic engine audio. Ratings are high on both stores: 4.6 on Google Play with 1 million installs, 4.7 from 970 App Store ratings, Everyone and 9+.

Ads, Loot Boxes, Elite Tokens, Haven Credits and Car XP for Money

The economy has three currencies and a full tracking list. Both stores carry advertising, Apple flags Loot Boxes, and Google Play notes random items in purchases, pricing items from $0.49 to $99.99. The App Store's top ten are Elite Tokens at $1.99, $4.99 and $9.99, Haven Credits at $2.99, $4.99 and $9.99, Car XP at $9.99, a Starter Pack at $2.99 and offers at $0.39 and $0.99 — buying car experience directly is the item to notice. Apple's tracking list is Purchases, Location, Identifiers, Usage Data and Diagnostics linked to you; Google's data-safety card shows Location, Personal info and three other types shared with third parties. The install is 1.9 GB on iPhone, iOS 13 or newer with Apple Silicon Macs supported, in 17 languages; Google Play lists version and Android floor as varying by device. Prices are regional and the offers rotate.

Pros

An open town to cruise, drift and walk in, with real-time meetups
Tuning, paint with a secondary colour and driver clothing
Forza Horizon looks that reviewers rate as the best on mobile
Frequent content updates — five cars and traffic lights in August 2026
4.6 on Google Play from a million installs, 4.7 on the App Store

Cons

Steering broken after the last two updates, per an August 2026 review
Traffic that crawls and turn signals that stay on
Three currencies, loot boxes, ads and Car XP for sale
Location, purchases and identifiers tracked and shared

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Verdict

A 5.9: a good-looking open world that players clearly enjoy cruising, with a shop that sells experience points and an August 2026 update that, by one account, broke the steering. Take it if you want Forza Horizon's vibe on a phone and mostly want to drive, not compete. Skip it if three currencies and loot boxes in a driving game bother you, or if you want to play with a named friend — there is no friend list yet.

Gameplay7Free roam, races and drift scoring in one town; a May reviewer had finished all of it.

Controls6Tilt or wheel with a drift multiplier — and an August 2026 steering regression.

Replay value6Meetups and a car list that grows by update; no friend system to bring people back.

Graphics & sound7Praised as Forza-like; engine and backfire audio called generic before the August 2026 rework.

Monetisation4Ads, loot boxes, Elite Tokens, Haven Credits and paid Car XP — the whole set.

5.9out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

Frequently asked questions

Can you play Car Driving Multiplayer offline?

The store pages do not say, and the name argues against it: meetups and races against other players are live, the ads need a connection and Google's card lists data shared in real time. Free-roam driving alone may load without a signal, but treat it as an online game.

Is Car Driving Multiplayer pay to win?

It sells progress directly — Car XP at $9.99, Elite Tokens and Haven Credits to $9.99 a pack, loot boxes flagged by Apple, items to $99.99 on Google Play — and an August 2025 review says car prices rose after an update until a race became unaffordable without spending. Races are casual rather than ranked, so the pressure is on the garage, not a ladder. Prices vary by region.

What phone do you need for Car Driving Multiplayer?

iOS 13 or newer with 1.9 GB free, or an Android phone — Google Play lists the version and minimum Android as varying by device. Apple Silicon Macs run it. Reviews do not complain about performance; they complain about steering after the August 2026 updates, which no hardware fixes.

Can you play Car Driving Multiplayer with friends?

Yes, in shared servers with meetups you can host — but not easily with a specific friend: App Store reviews since November 2025 ask for an add-friend button, a way to see who is online and join their server, and a microphone. Until then you meet by being on the same server at the same time.

How long does Car Driving Multiplayer take to finish?

A May 2026 reviewer had tried every car and beaten every race by the version-2.0 update and was waiting for more, so the structured content runs weeks rather than months. Free roam and meetups are open-ended, and each update adds a handful of cars — five in August 2026.