As for newer titles, there are some, but after the release of the Xbox the PC started fading, so the numbers of interesting titles dropped off significantly. Maybe I should look up more pre-'94 PC racing games, but I've never done it. There is only one or two from before 1994. The majority of titles on this list are from the second half of the '90s. Here I will review all of the PC racing games I own, plus I will also cover all freeware, shareware, and demo PC racing games currently on my PC. Fortunately, however, there are plenty of great futuristic, top-down, and arcade-style racing games on the PC too, they're not just on consoles. I prefer more arcadey, futuristic, or less realistic racers, and not sims, so don't expect good reviews of the top PC racing sims here - you won't find any. I didn't play racing games all that often before that point, but since then, I've loved the genre, and have played a good number of racing games. Racing games have been one of my favorite genres ever since the mid '90s. I've been working on this one for a couple of weeks now - it took time, a lot longer than I was expecting (I wanted to have this done 2-3 weeks ago.). If you're interested in that you can find the video I made about it here. I used a test application I wrote a while ago which teaches a car to drive around a track using machine learning. The MQTT commands that the ESP 8266 receives are published via my PC which is, running the game. All the source code is available on git, you can find it in the description of the YouTube video.
The ESP 8266 connects to the WiFi network and passes commands it receives via MQTT down to the Arduino via serial communications.
I hooked it up to an ESP 8266 so that I could connect it to the WiFi. I built an RC car with a kit I found on the net and used an Arduino Mega and a Motor Control Shield (L298P - I made a video tutorial about using it, which you can find here ). Thanks to Arduino, prototyping such a thing wasn't impossible for a solo developer like me, so I got to it. Whilst trying to think of ways to make it different to the hundreds of other City Building games out there, I had a shower thought Wouldn't it be cool to create a virtual world, and have real life objects navigate it. I started writing a City Building game a while ago.
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