Summary
If there’s one thing virtual reality is meant to do, it is to make a gamer feel like they are doing something they otherwise can not. Whether it is solving a crime mystery or being a soldier from the Second World War, VR is an escape from reality. While some people may argue that this technology still needs some extensive development, there’s no denying that the current library of games on VR is already pretty exciting as is, with the future of this particular medium of gaming looking quite promising indeed.
Another one of the experiences it can offer is driving fast and furious vehicles without worrying about taking any damage. Luckily, theMeta Quest 2offers a variety of racing games that are just too good to miss. Many great titles willtake gamers' VR experienceto the next level. While many people argue that there’s a dearth of good racing titles on the Quest 2 that can be enjoyed, these standalone titles are still great in their own right and show why the Quest 2 is such a great entry-level VR headset for fans to check out. Zooming at high speeds while making the most of this immersive medium is not something that every racing game nails, which makes it even more important to highlight the ones that accomplish this lofty feat.
Updated on July 02, 2025 by Ritwik Mitra:The launch of the Meta Quest 3 has led many people to believe that the headset preceding it isn’t all that viable now, which couldn’t be further from the truth. The Meta Quest 2 still has a lot of mileage, and players will love checking out the many games that support this system andmake the most of this immersive medium. These racing games may take some time to get used to, but players who put in the time and effort will be more than pleased by what these titles have to offer. Stepping into the shoes of the driver and zooming past opponents at ridiculous speeds is something that fans will definitely appreciate. As such, a few more Meta Quest 2-compatible racing games have been added to this list in its latest update.
Codemasters are the masters (no pun intended) of making excellent realistic racing games that push the medium to new heights.GRID Legendsis no exception here, and players will love the wealth of improvements made to this game when compared to its predecessor.
The addition of a fully-fledged story mode was certainly appreciated, and it helped that players could experience this game in VR with its launch on the Quest 2. It’s one of the more engaging racing games, even if its VR integration is somewhat lacking. Still, that doesn’t take away from the fun of the high-octane racing present in this title.
The chaos of kart racers is something that makes for some great arcade racing goodness. So, the fact that a game strove to replicate this unique form of racing for VR systemsshould be lauded. What makes things even more impressive is thatTouring Kartsis pretty successful in this regard too.
Players must control a kart and throw stuff at other racers to get an advantage in this breakneck competition. It’s easy to see why players have a great time playing throughTouring Karts, even if the game has its rough edges that have yet to be ironed out.
12RaceMaker VR
Meta Store Rating: 3.7
While it’s always a blast to race, there are times when players want something different from this genre. This is enabled by racing games that also let players design their own tracks, adding a level of creativity to a game that has more to offer to players than just letting them drive cars at breakneck speeds.
RaceMaker VRallows players to creat wild and exciting tracks that they can race on against either CPU-controlled opponents or the clock in Time Trial mode. It’s a great way for players to distract themselves by constructing state-of-the-art tracks before moving on to the meat of the game’s racing modes.
11Dash Dash World
When looking at some of the best racing games that work standalone on Quest 2,Dash Dash Worldis on top. It is an arcade racer with some of the most fun driving mechanics and a world full of colors.
Dash Dash Worldis a casual game that offers combat, fast-paced gameplay, and smoothly functioning multiplayer. It is similar to other popular kart-racing games in the market, but the fact that it is in virtual reality makes it stand out. The game supports ideal controllers such as a gamepad, Oculus Touch, virtual steering, and steering wheel.
10Void Racer Extreme
There are only a few good games when it comes to racing titles that natively support Quest 2 and work standalone.Void Racer Extremeis one of those games. Not only does it offer a lot at a very low price point, but it also gives players features such as online multiplayer.
This game offers more than a hundred different levels, various tracks, and unique bikes to use. The only thing tonote is that this game is a sci-fi title, which means it is not a simulation racing game. Instead, it is a decent face-paced arcade racing game.
9Death Lap
Death Lapis a virtual reality game all about destruction and nitrous. This game works standalone on Meta Quest 2 and supports Oculus Touch. At a $20 price point,Death Lapoffers fun arcade racing gameplay that players can enjoy in both single-player and multiplayer.
The best part about this game is that it is super easy to control, making it easy for players to focus on the thrill instead of handling the car.Death Lapalso allows gamers to play it while standing, which can feel quite disorientating, but in a good way.
8V-Speedway
Meta Store Rating: 4.2
Players who want to check out a great arcade racing experience on their Meta Quest 2 will be pleased withV-Speedwayand its engaging gameplay. This title features three modes where players can mess about in a fun city layout that lets them mess around with the game’s engaging racing mechanics as they try to perfect their skills with this game in a myriad of ways.
There are many settings present in the game that are designed meticulously to let players enjoy a smooth and engaging racing experience. The developers of this title are currently working onDowntown Club, and fans can’t wait to get their hands on this title when it’s launched to get a glimpse of what this new chapter in VR gaming will enable!
7BlazeRush
An arcade racing game that encourages players to blow up their opponents on the road to victory,BlazeRushis a fun title thatfans of chaotic driving experiences should check out. The game can get messy at times, but that’s just part of the title’s charm.
InBlazeRushraces, players have to ensure they remain in the lead while avoiding the many weapons and projectiles that opponents are trying to hit them with. As long as players keep their cool and don’t get too overconfident, winning races will become quite easy.
6Mini Motor Racing X
Meta Store Rating: 4.3
Lastly,Mini Motor Racing Xis a beautiful yet cartoonish game. As the name suggests,Mini Motor Racing Xis a sport of miniature cars racing across fun tracks based on fictional locations. This game is interesting, as it allows players to play it from the cockpit view and can be enjoyed from a top-down perspective as well.
Mini Motor Racing Xis an arcade racing title, which means the focus is on making the racing feel fun instead of realistic. Players who want to try it out will love the party modes and the fact that it is well-polished on Quest 2.
5Z Show
Z Showcombines vehicular combat and driving in a neat little package. Toss in some zombies, and the result is an awesome and unique racer. This title is bound to be a great time for players who want to check out a casual but action-packed VR game. Players drive one of many vehicles that are kitted out with a wealth of weapons and innovations, making it perfect to use during a zombie apocalypse.
The game has a pretty bizarre setting, structuring itself as a reality show where players are encouraged to mow down as many zombies as possible. It’s a simple yet great game that is perfect for people who own a Meta Quest 2.
