Unofficial guides

Get faster in Wreckfest 2.

Car and track breakdowns, tuning setups you can actually feel, and racecraft built for Wreckfest's mix of dirt, gravel, and bumpy tarmac — plus a lot of contact.

New to Wreckfest 2? Start here

  1. Pick a forgiving starter — the RoadSlayer, a stable rear-drive muscle car you're handed by default.
  2. Learn to brake on the loose stuff — the biggest early time-saver on dirt and gravel.
  3. Use contact as a tool — when to lean on a rival, when to take the hit, when to leave.
  4. Tune your first setup — the generic RWD guide walks through every slider in the game's own units.