168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Forza Horizon 5 has sped its way onto Xbox Series X/S and into our hearts. While the massive open world and single-player campaign provide more than enough for some players, others may want more out of it. This is where the EventLab comes in, which is a mode where users can create their own custom race tracks and games, although the game's realism limits it some.
There are plenty of other games with enjoyable creative modes, not just limited to the racing genre either, and they're worth checking out for players who have been enjoying their time in EventLab.
10 🐲 Blood Rally Show 🥃
For those who prefer more over-the-top violence in their racing games, Blood Rally Show is highly recommended. It's a top-down racing game where players don't just race but also fight each other using various weapons across randomly generated tracks.
If that's still not enough, the game also includes a level editor where players can not only create their own custom race tracks but also create their own cars which can be shared online. Certain violent aspects of the game can also be turned off for those who dislike its gratuitousness.
9 Trials Fusion 𓃲 💫
T🎃rials Fusion is an excellent optio🐟n for those who prefer motorcycles to cars. Besides including multiple types of motorsport vehicles, a career mode, and a multiplayer mode, Trials Fusion also has an editor mode where players can make their own custom tracks, with over 1000 different parts to use.
Trials Fusion is also known for its immense difficulty, so it can help satisfy players looking for a challenge. It's also important to note that the creation mode isn't as simple as creative modes in other games, so it's best to look up a guide before trying it out.
8 🐼 Hot Wheels: Unleashed
The famous car-based toyline has had plenty of racing games since 1984, as well as cameos in other racing games. In addition to standard racing, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Hot Wheels Unleashed also includes a custom track editor where players can build and share their o💜wn custom tracks and utilize different environments, obstacles, speed boosters, and more, allowing them to creat🅘e tracks they could have only imagined building when they were younger.
Players must be careful not to make their tracks too challenging if they don't have a high skill level, as tracks must be completed by the player before they can be uploaded.
7 80's Overdrive
A retro racer based on older 16 bit and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:arcade racing games, 80's Overdrive doesn't have the most abundant amount of content compared to more modern titles, with only six cars that have minor differences, two game modes, and a limited amount of visual themes and music.
However, what it lacks in content, it makes up for by including 𓂃a racing track editor where users can create custom tracks, providing a feature longtime fans of the genre may have been aꦜwaiting for quite some time.
6 🐈 💝 Halo Master Chief Collection
Halo may not be a racing game, but the variety of fictional v🦄ehicles and creative Forge Mode have become longtime staples of the series. In Forge Mode, any enemy, weapon, hazard, vehicle, and more from the Halo series can be easily added to any map, allowing for a near-infinite amount of different things players can do with the levels they create.
Additionally, there is also plenty of previously made content available to download in case players don't feel like creating new maps and games themselves.
5 Doom 2016
While 2020's 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Doom: Eternal opted for a horde mode instead, the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:2016 entry in the series has a Snapmap editor where players can combine premad꧑e rooms together, rather than full🍒y creating the maps from scratch, using demons, objects, and logic from the main game.
This may seem limited, but players have managed to get relatively imaginative with what they can do using all the tools available to them. For those who enjoyed Doom but weren't really into Doom: Eternal, maybe give SnapMap a try. There are plenty of interesting levels to find.
4 Grand Theft Auto Onl💝ine ꦆ
Attached initially to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Grand Theft Auto V, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:one of the 𝐆best-selling games of all time, and now available to purchase separately, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Grand Theft Auto Online has such a copious amount of different activit🎶ies. Players can be ෴playing for years and still not have experienced all the different things it offers.
Between racing, exploring, playing sports, hunting down other players, and delving into the GTA Online Content Creator, the variety of activities seems almost limitless. With all those options available, it's no wonder the game 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:continues to be so popular.
3 Wargroove
Unlike any of the other games featured here, Wargroove is a turn-based strategy RPG. Fortunately, it doesn't limit itself too much and features a variety of different modes, including a level editing mode.
This mode lets creative players not only create their own maps and set up their own military forces, but it even allows them to create their own campaigns for others to run through. Another benefit of this mode is that players can run through these maps and campaigns cooperatively, increasing the game's replay value.
2 Portal 2
One of the most beloved puzzle-action games of all time, Portal 2's single-player and co-op campaigns are both great experiences, but there is also a puzzle creator where players can create their own levels for either a single-player or co-op.
For those who haven't played Portal 2 before, it might be wise to at least get through some of the single-player campaign before attempting to create new levels in the puzzle creator. Of course, an advanced understanding of physics in general could also help when getting through or making new levels.
1 What The Golf? 🐠 ♑
Perhaps the strangest game featured here, What ജThe Golf? starts relatively normally but gets weirder with each level completed, causing players to eventually question if it still is a golf game.
What The Golf? also features a level editor where players can create and share levels, although due to the game's general weirdness, many user-created levels aren't as straightforward as one might think. It may be best to get through several levels in the main campaign before delving into customl level creation and user-created content.