Real Racing 3, the third installment of the renowned racing franchise by Electronic Arts, has arrived on Android. Distinguishing itself from previous releases, this game offers a completely free experience...albeit one that's heavily laden with in-app purchases.

This means that downloading and initiating play in Real Racing 3 is cost-free. However, as players seek to unlock the game's full potential, they'll soon find themselves needing to make payments. Initially, this may not pose a significant issue, but over time, the cumulative cost of this game can exceed that of similar titles.

Despite this controversial payment model, Real Racing 3 remains an intriguing racing game. Its control system is seamlessly tailored for touch devices, enabling players to compete online against a global audience.

Furthermore, Real Racing 3 stands out as one of the top titles on Google Play in terms of graphics. The meticulous detail in the cars is truly spectacular. Adding to this realism, the cars are modeled after real-world vehicles, making them instantly recognizable.

Nonetheless, Real Racing 3's payment method, which often requires players to wait several hours to continue playing, remains a significant drawback.

Requirements (Latest version)

• Android 6.0 or higher required

Frequent questions

How much does Real Racing 3 weigh?

In total, Real Racing 3 weighs a bit over 2 GB for Android. Even though the APK only weighs 60 MB, the first time you run the game it'll download over 2,000 MB of additional data.

Can you play Real Racing 3 on PC?

Yes, you can play Real Racing 3 on PC with an Android emulator. Officially, this game is only available for iOS, Android and Nvidia Shield, but you can also run it on Windows and Mac by using an emulator.

Does Real Racing 3 have an online mode?

Yes, Real Racing 3 has an online mode. The first versions of Real Racing 3 didn't include this mode, but nowadays, you can compete with up to eight players online.

When will Real Racing 4 be released?

There is still no release date for Real Racing 3's sequel. On February, 2019, Electronic Arts announced the laying off of about one quarter of the Firemonkeys Studios staff (the saga developers), which in turn makes it very difficult for the new game of this franchise to be released.