I’ve played Hot Wheels Infinite Rush for 15 hours, and it scratches an itch that Forza Horizon can't Milestone’s first fully open-world Hot Wheels game adds four islands, 150-plus vehicles and online ranked lobbies, with toy-like visuals and easy-to-learn racing. - Developer Milestone will release Hot Wheels Infinite Rush on September 10, 2026, for PS5, Windows, and Nintendo Switch, marking the franchise's first fully open-world racing game. - Moving beyond traditional racing, the game adopts an open-world structure similar to Forza Horizon, allowing players to explore four islands including the cityscape WheelsWood and nature-based Tentacle Bay. - Players can collect over 150 vehicles categorized into four types—Versatiles, Speeders, Drifters, and Titans—each with unique handling and boost mechanics that reward strategic driving. - To advance through the campaign, players must defeat "rush squads" and eventually the "Rush Masters" in 1v1 races, claiming rival vehicles to expand their personal collection. - After nearly 15 hours of gameplay, the title delivers a "wheel-y good" experience, successfully balancing competitive racing with accessible open-world exploration for players of all skill levels. 19 Articles 19 Articles Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Review - Needs More Under the Hood Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Review Despite a love for sim-racing, I don’t always need the fancy bells and whistles to have a good time. Sometimes all I want are fast cars and pretty lights. And I think that’s the philosophy behind Hot Wheels Infinite Rush. Is it deep? No. Is it dripping with content? Absolutely not. Is it fun? Yeah, it’s okay. Milestone, the Italian developer behind the previous two Unleashed games, has opted for an open world this… Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Review, Gameplay Impressions, Videos and Top Features Hot Wheels Infinite Rush from developer Milestone aims to strike a balance between faithfully recreating the beloved toy line