About City Rider

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.

City Rider FAQ

Does City Rider work on mobile?
No, City Rider is built for desktop play with keyboard controls, so there's no touch control scheme for phones or tablets.
What's the difference between the driving modes?
Drift mode rewards sliding through corners, Racing keeps a looser arcade feel with more assists, and Simulation removes those assists for a stricter handling model.
How do I unlock more vehicles?
Cash earned while driving goes toward unlocking and upgrading vehicles, so playing across sessions builds up your garage rather than unlocking everything at once.
Is there more than one map?
Yes — City Rider has two full-size city maps plus a separate countryside map, and vehicles handle noticeably differently on the open terrain than on city streets.

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