Burnout City online game drops you into a night-time hill city with eleven cars and a garage full of parts, then lets you choose between five kinds of trouble. FreezeNova calls the build Burnout City Simulator, and the Burnout City unblocked game earns the name: there are gears to shift, headlights to dip, indicators to flick and an engine you can switch off at a red light. Or you can hold the handbrake and paint the junction with rubber.
Five ways to spend the night
Race Mode sets you against the computer, Pursuit Mode gives you a nemesis to run down, Trailblazer scores you on knocking cones, Checkpoints is a timed run between gates and Free Ride switches every mission off so you can find the biggest jump in town. Cash arrives from all of them and from speed, stunts and drifts on the way, and the Vehicles and Customization menus turn it into engines, paint and wheels. You begin with 15,000 dollars, enough for a first upgrade rather than a first supercar.
Add Money and Reset Save buttons sit on the main menu beside one that opens every car at once. The smaller arcade racers are filed under driving games, and Burnout Drift Hunter is the same studio’s sideways-only sibling with online rooms.
Burnout City FAQ
How do I change gears in Burnout City?
Shift goes up a gear and Control goes down, or press 1 to 5 to pick one directly and N for neutral. Automatic driving works fine if you never touch them.
Is Burnout City open world?
Yes. Free Ride mode removes every objective and leaves the whole hill city open, while the other four modes run inside the same map with a goal attached.
How do I earn money in Burnout City?
Finish races, pursuits, cone runs and checkpoint challenges, and drive fast or sideways between them, since speed, stunts and drifts all pay. The Add Money button on the menu skips the grind.
Can I play Burnout City with friends?
No. It is single player with computer traffic and rivals. Burnout Drift Hunter and Burnout Racers are the FreezeNova games with online rooms.
