Asphalt Legends

Asphalt Legends pairs arcade racing and stunts with solo, co-op, and multiplayer options. At $0.00 from Epic Game Store, weigh the offer against your plans; Steam PC lists cross-platform multiplayer and full controller support. The player rating gives another point of reference when deciding whether this racing style suits you. Compare $0.00 at Epic Game Store with Steam's current price of $0.00 before choosing where to play.

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82%Steam Reviews19.4K reviews

Released: Aug 2, 2022

Racing · Free to Play · Multiplayer · Controller · Driving

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Epic Game Store·Platform:·Checked 2026-10-21~ $0.00Buy now

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Past 36 months · Updated daily

Historical Low~ $0.002023-09Current Low Across Stores~ $0.00Epic Game StoreAt its historical low now

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01About Asphalt Legends

Asphalt Legends puts you in fast arcade races, where you perform stunts and drive hypercars in pursuit of victory. On Steam PC, you can play alone or with others, including co-op and cross-platform multiplayer. Player rating: 82% from 19,427 reviews. Release date: August 2, 2022. Interface languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese-Brazil, Russian, Thai, and Turkish.

Credits

Developer

Gameloft

Publisher

Gameloft

Steam player reviews

82%positiveVery Positive19,427 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$0.002023-09-05 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	—	—
Traditional Chinese	Yes	—	—
English	Yes	—	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
French	Yes	—	—
Italian	Yes	—	—
German	Yes	—	—
Spanish	Yes	—	—
Japanese	Yes	—	—
Korean	Yes	—	—
Portuguese-Brazil	Yes	—	—
Russian	Yes	—	—
Thai	Yes	—	—
Turkish	Yes	—	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-18

02Before you buy

Play modes

On Steam PC, Asphalt Legends lists single-player, multiplayer, co-op, and cross-platform multiplayer.

Language and controls

The Steam PC version lists 14 interface languages and full controller support.

03Frequently asked questions

Can I play solo?

Yes. Single-player is listed as a category.

Does it have multiplayer?

Multiplayer, co-op, and cross-platform multiplayer are listed for Steam PC.

What is the game about?

The description highlights arcade races, stunts, and hypercars.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

07/05/2024

My friend who I play CS GO with said if I post a review on this game and it gets 200 likes and 45 Awards that he will buy me a RTX 4090. So I'm just gonna leave this here. Help a brothaShow moreShow less

3 hours at review525 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

07/11/2024

A good game ruined by microtransactions and corporate greed.Show moreShow less

7 hours at review280 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

06/19/2023

9.5 hours at review363 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

07/20/2024

a few years ago i actively played asphalt 9 and i grinded some good cars and a high level without paying anything. now i saw that i can synchronize my account with steam so i can play on steam. "Accounts inactive for more than 3 months get deleted." absolute garbage because i lost all my progress :dShow moreShow less

0.9 hours at review152 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

08/02/2022

Asphalt 9: Legends (Steam Version) by Gameloft -REVISITED- Asphalt Legends: Unite (Steam Version) by Gameloft ** MY PLAY TIME ON WINDOWS STORE VERSION -> 100+ HOURS ** -=[PROS]=- __________ - Fun arcade racing, similar to Burnout series of games - Very nice graphics, the game is decently optimised and will work on lower-end machines with smooth framerate - A lot of cars to collect and customize* - Small install size (~5GB at the time of this review) - Somewhat addicting - Car models are decent - Accesibility options; Auto-drive, auto steering and braking. You can just sit back and give commands to your car. -=[CONS]=- __________ Here is a perfectly fun and good game ruined by corporate greed gone over the roof. This game is a mobile port, which in itself isn't a bad thing except that it brings the worst mechanics of mobile games to the PC. - Energy System for Cars: Every car has it's own amount of Gas, allowing you to do a few races before you need to wait 15 minutes before being able to use that car again. But wait! Higher-ranked cars have refuel time up to 8 hours!!! Add to that that some races can be finished in LESS than 30 seconds. That's right, a car that you probably spend 100s of euros to obtain, you can only drive it for a few minutes PER 8 hours. - Energy System for Events: The greed doesn't end with gas system. In addition to your cars losing gas after every race, doing events costs you event tickets, of which you only get 10 of. One ticket is replenished every 10 minutes, and a single event race can require up to 3 event tickets. - *NEW* Overclock system for cars. Your car is too slow, or maxed out, but you want it to go FASTER? Now you can "overclock" your car. Sounds stupid? Because it is. How do you overclock your car? Simple. Pay up or do a daily race that gives you a few overclock coins per day. Oh wait you can't do them because those too require fuel and event tickets. Gee, better have that wallet ready then. - Does this game have your favorite car in it? You can't buy it. In fact, You cannot buy any car. You must grind for car "cards" to unlock cars. - Everything is a Lootbox aka "Card Pack" with very low chances of giving you anything good. - Cars can require more than 50 cards to unlock, and further 100+ cards to max out. You can't choose which cards you get, they are random from Card Packs, which can contain 100+ cards for different cars. - As if Car Cards aren't enough, if you unlock some of the best cars, you also need to buy a car key to use them, and I don't mean buy with in-game currency, oh no, there's card packs for that. - Car customizations are also locked behind card pack lootboxes. - Physics are animated poorly. The car wheels do not steer when you do, and your car is visibly floating on the track in some races. - Forced joining of Clubs or else you miss out on "many" rewards. Problem is, clubs are limited to 20 players max, and they only want Pay-To-Win players in them, so you will get kicked out. A lot. - AI is rigged. AI cars will always catch up to you no matter how fast your car is, until you reach 90% track completion, then, they slow down and allow you to win, if the RNG favors you. - For a game using real-life cars, none of them have any real-life stats. All the stats are fake and made up. The cars don't even have a manufacture year. - Upgrading higher ranked cars will annihilate your credits in two or three clicks. If that's not enough, each car has unique import upgrades, just for that specific car, with abysmal droprate from the card pack. - Career races will require you to own hard to get cars. - Game is extremely grindy even without the double energy system. - Multiplayer is pay to win to the very core of what Pay to Win means. - Most tracks are very short, less than 1 minute long to complete. - What are laps? - You cannot restart the race if you mess up, gotta burn that gas! Oh and your event tickets will be wasted too. You literally can't afford to mess up unless you have a credit card nearby. - Car ranks make no sense. a Rank D car can and will be as fast or even faster than a Rank C or Rank B car, however you cannot use a Rank D car to race against Rank C or Rank D cars, unless it's a career race, then the game will happily throw Lamborghinis and Ferraris to compete with your Dodge Challenger. - Gas recharges automatically once per day, which means unless you click to manually refuel your car before you quit the game, you can leave your car at 1 out of 6 gas left, come back after a few hours only to have your car still at 1 out of 6 gas left. You have to do this for every car. -=[MY OPINION]=- A very decent arcade racer, ruined by pure uncontrolled corporate greed. The game is fun, plays like a Burnout game, kockdowns are neat, car models are great but none of that matters because you only get to experience this for around 10 odd minutes, per hour. People have begged Gameloft since 2018 when this game came out to at least remove the gas system, to no avail. If you are a car enthusiast this game will infuriate you with inaccuracies and rigged AI that constantly checks if you car is "eligible" to win according to it's performance score. Why do I have 100+ hours in this game? Because I thought it would get better. Does it? No. It gets worse as you get decent cars that suck because you can't upgrade them without spending a lot of time or money on lootboxes to obtain parts to do so. P.S.: Gameloft execs, you can improve this review by watching an ad. Clicking an Ad costs 1 Ad-fuel and you get 5 Ad-fuel every 8 hours. Every ad will fill 20% of 1 point needed towards the amount needed to change this review to Positive. You need 10,000 points. You currently have 0. EDIT: Updated the review for their "unite" version. The only thing it unites is the predatory game mechanics. Now there is more of them. There is no saving grace for this game it seems.Show moreShow less

0.2 hours at review108 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

08/20/2022

There is a beautiful alternate universe out there where I worship this game as the second coming of Burnout 3: Takedown I've wanted to play for a literal decade of my life, because what is here is really good, it's got the hype ass soundtrack, it's got the grippy controls that are easy to understand, it's got takedowns, it's got nitro, it's got the V I B E I want to see so badly in more racing games... ...But instead we live in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ monkey's paw wish granting universe where this came out as a F2P game where AI regularly rubber bands to cheat you into thinking that you need to take part in the frankly obnoxious monetization this game has. The UI is also obnoxious, there is like a near-computer virus ridden website level of popups telling you to do ♥♥♥♥ and buy ♥♥♥♥ and the fact that they don't have a retry race button without leaving the race itself sucks. Granted, I do intend on getting into this game, because of everything in the first paragraph of this review, but I immediately can tell you that the only reason I'm gonna play more of this is because it is my taste in racing games down to a bullseye and I am starving for racing games like this, but that's not going to be enough for me to give this game a thumbs up considering you won't even let me play it at my leisure because of the car gasoline timegating. Gameloft, I wish there was like a "Get everything in the game pack" where I can hand you $60 (which I would be willing to do, right now) and not have to deal with any of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you put in this game. Because you DO have an excellent game here hidden underneath all this monetization, but you are actively strangling it's potential in a disturbingly violent fashion as one of the most fun arcade racers ever made because you want this to be a mobile F2P game with aggressive monetization. I'm not mad. I'm disappointed. If they JUST removed the gas requirement timegate then that would be enough to recommend this albeit begrudgingly, but, respectfully, ♥♥♥♥ you if you won't even let me grind my way into making this game playable.Show moreShow less

1.3 hours at review100 people found this helpful

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