Parents' Guide to

Title Town Racing

By Erin Bell, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 13+

Social game combines racing sim and NASCAR fantasy league.

Game Facebook 2011
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Title Town Racing's combination of NASCAR fantasy league and social gaming sim is very enjoyable. The sim aspect means that players have something to do while they're waiting for the next race, and the fact that they have to work to unlock the best drivers each week provides a solid motivation to keep playing. The use of real-world currency can certainly speed up the process, and some exclusive items can only be purchased with "Bills," but the game does not require or force the player to spend real money to sign top talent. And players can participate in the fantasy pool each week regardless of who they've unlocked since the lower-tier drivers are always available. As a social game alone, Title Town Racing would be a fun racing simulation, but add the fantasy league aspect and you have a real winner for NASCAR fans.

Online interaction: Players can challenge friends to race in a short reflex-based mini-game to earn extra coins and fans and unlock certain drivers for the fantasy league. There's a Tailgate message board built into the game where players can chat about game- and NASCAR-related topics, and post friend requests, which could give strangers access to personal information.

Game Details

  • Platform: Facebook
  • Available online?: Available online
  • Publisher: Gasworks Games
  • Release date: February 7, 2011
  • Genre: Sports
  • ESRB rating: NR
  • Last updated: March 21, 2019

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