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City Rider is an open-world driving sandbox from Faramel Games, built around two full-size city maps and a separate stretch of rugged countryside. You pick a vehicle — anything from a compact sports car to a heavy truck — and go find your own fun: cruise the streets, weave through traffic, or head for the open terrain and see how the same car handles off-road.
There's no single objective pulling you through a level. Instead you choose a driving style each session: Drift mode rewards sliding through corners, Racing keeps a looser arcade feel, and Simulation strips out the assists for something closer to a real handling model. Cash earned from driving goes toward unlocking and upgrading more vehicles, so switching cars stays worth doing rather than a one-time novelty.
Controls
- Arrow keys: Drive
- 1 / 2: Switch vehicle
- C: Change camera view
- F: Nitro boost
- Space: Handbrake
- E / Q / Z: Toggle lights
Tips
- Save the nitro (F) for straightaways and hills rather than burning it in traffic — it makes a bigger difference there.
- If a car feels wrong for what you're doing, switch it. Trucks and sports cars handle the countryside terrain very differently from each .
- Drop into Simulation mode once you know a map — it removes the steering and braking assists Racing mode gives you, so corners actually get harder.
- Use the two city maps for traffic-weaving and stunts, and the countryside map when you want open space to test top speed.
It suits players who want a free-roam driving sandbox rather than a lap-based race — pick a car, pick a mode, and go find your own line through the city or the hills.
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