The best way to compete in races or rallies is to play split-screen games with friends in front of the TV. Sure, playing online with other players can be fun, but nothing can replace having fun together in split-screen mode. Only then can you experience emotions together, rejoice in victory or laugh at failure.

Unfortunately, many racing games do not have a split-screen mode. Luckily for you, we’ve prepared a list of the 20 best games that have this mode. All racing and rally games presented below have a split-screen mode available not only on consoles, but also on PCs.

Best rally and racing split-screen games (video compilation)

List of the 20 best local PvP rally & racing games with split-screen mode (from last place to first)

Most of the games on the list below are available on PC, Xbox and Playstation consoles. If you want to see longer gameplay of a particular game, just click on the title.

• 20. WRC 9 FIA
• 19. Bang Bang Racing
• 18. Baja Edge Of Control
• 17. PAW Patrol: Grand Prix
• 16. DiRT 3
• 15. Horizon Chase Turbo
• 14. Monster Jam Steel Titans 2
• 13. Ride 2
• 12. Circuit Superstars
• 11. Team Sonic Racing
• 10. Split/Second
• 9. Road Redemption
• 8. DiRT: Showdown
• 7. MX vs ATV All Out
• 6. DRAG Outer Zones
• 5. F1 22
• 4. GRID 2
• 3. Hot Wheels Unleashead (1 & 2)
• 2. Moto GP 22
• 1. DiRT 5

DiRT 5 is already a few years old, but it is still the best rally game with split-screen mode. Unfortunately, many new racing and rally games do not have the option of playing in local multiplayer mode, which is a pity. If you want to play split-screen with more than two players, then you should definitely check out Horizon Chase Turbo.

If you are looking for other local multiplayer games, see our other posts – best split-screen games and top 100 couch co-op games.

FAQ

Looking for great split-screen games on PC?

Check out this roundup of the best split-screen titles. It’s an awesome resource for finding local multiplayer games that you can enjoy with friends on one computer.

Wondering if you can play together using just one controller and a keyboard?

Some games do allow it, but not all. For most offline multiplayer games, it’s safest to have two controllers ready to go – so you don’t run into any surprises when it’s time to play.

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