Free to playAsphalt Legends Nitro, stunts, supercars
Race famous cars through world-famous places, pulling stunts and burning nitro against rivals online or through Career seasons.
Is Asphalt Legends worth it?
Asphalt Legends is worth it if…
- you like fast arcade races with stunts, drifts and nitro boosts
- you want online races against up to seven opponents or split-screen with friends
- you enjoy collecting and customizing hypercars from Ferrari, Porsche and Lamborghini
- you want a long career with seasons plus limited-time events
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Seven rivals and a lot of paint to trade
The online mode puts you in cross-play races against up to seven opponents from anywhere, plus split-screen for up to four players in the same room. You can add friends, set up private lobbies, and join or start a Club to climb leaderboards and unlock rewards. It is built for short, loud races where positions change fast. Bring decent reflexes and a willingness to forgive the friend who knocks you into a wall.
Cops, outlaws and team tactics
A cooperative mode splits the pack into Security agents and Syndicate members. As Security, you hunt the outlaws down. As Syndicate, you keep your speed up and stay out of handcuffs. It plays differently from a straight race to the line, because winning means reading the other cars, blocking, splitting up or sticking together. Clubs feed into the same team spirit, with shared rewards for racing together and moving up the ranks.
Over 250 ways to go too fast
The garage holds more than 250 hypercars from makers such as Ferrari, Porsche and Lamborghini, each built for speed and tuned for arcade handling. Tracks take cues from iconic locations around the world, so you are always racing somewhere worth looking at. Detailed cars, bright effects and lively lighting do the showing off. You pick the car that fits the track, then spend the race proving you were right.
Stunts, nitro and two ways to steer
Races run on boosts, drifts and jumps that bend gravity a little. You chain stunts to feed your nitro, then spend it at the exact moment someone tries to pass. Control comes in two flavors: precise manual steering for drivers who want every corner, or TouchDrive for a streamlined ride that handles the basics while you time the stunts. Career mode gives you room to practice, with endless seasons, varied challenges and limited-time events. You can also repaint bodies, swap rims and wheels, and change body parts to make rivals recognize you in their mirrors.
What else should you know?
How does multiplayer work?
You race up to seven opponents online with cross-play, or up to four players in split-screen. Friend lists, private lobbies and Clubs let you set up your own races and chase leaderboard rewards together.
What is the Security versus Syndicate mode?
It is a team chase. Security agents try to catch Syndicate members, who try to evade them. It rewards teamwork and timing more than a normal sprint to the finish.
How many cars are there?
Over 250 hypercars from elite makers including Ferrari, Porsche and Lamborghini. You can personalize them with paint, rims, wheels and body parts.
How do the controls feel?
You choose manual control for full steering or TouchDrive for streamlined driving. Either way, races center on stunts and well-timed nitro boosts.




























