Distance vs Fuel
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Distance blends arcade‑style racing with exploration, letting you pilot a versatile car equipped with boost, jump, rotate, and flight abilities across treacherous tracks. As you race, you uncover the story of a forgotten world while mastering physics‑defying maneuvers. The game offers a solo adventure, cooperative multiplayer, split‑screen play, and a built‑in level editor with Steam Workshop support, all backed by an original soundtrack and indie polish from Refract Studios.
Fuel drops players into a sprawling, post‑apocalyptic desert where they can race, explore, and discover hidden secrets. The game blends arcade‑style racing with an expansive open world, offering both single‑player challenges and competitive multiplayer modes. With dynamic weather, day‑night cycles, and a variety of vehicles, Fuel encourages players to chart their own routes across a 14,400 km map, making every race a unique adventure.
- Innovative blend of racing and platforming mechanics
- Robust level editor with community sharing
- Supports both online and split‑screen multiplayer
- Atmospheric soundtrack and visual design
- Huge, uninterrupted open world to explore
- Varied vehicle roster with customization options
- Dynamic weather and lighting add depth to races
- Strong multiplayer component with leaderboards
- Steep learning curve for advanced maneuvers
- Limited content at launch may require DLC
- Performance can vary on lower‑end hardware
- Occasional frame‑rate drops on older hardware
- AI opponents can be inconsistent in skill
- Story mode is relatively lightweight
