Milestone’s Hot Wheels Infinite Rush has launched this week on Nintendo Switch 2, bringing the toyline’s signature orange-track spectacle to an open-world racing format.
The Italian studio, known for racing series such as Ride and MotoGP, developed the title under license from Mattel’s Hot Wheels brand.
The game is available worldwide for Nintendo Switch 2 owners and is accompanied by an official launch trailer.
Game overview and structure
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush places players in a Hot Wheels-sized world comprised of four distinct islands, each designed with its own atmosphere and challenges.
Milestone presents the experience as more than a circuit racer: players can explore environments freely, break through obstacles, unearth hidden items and engage in a variety of activities across each island.
Progression is structured around island rulers called Rush Masters — ultimate opponents that unlock after completing events — and defeating each Rush Master grants the player their car and title.
Vehicles, customization and progression
The game features four primary vehicle classes: Versatiles, Titans, Drifters and Speeders.
Milestone highlights that each class offers a different driving dynamic, letting players tailor their Rush Squad to event requirements.
Collectibles play a central role: the developer lists 150+ vehicles to discover via events, challenges and activities, including rare models that populate the in-game garage.
Customization options extend to cosmetic parts and wheels, allowing players to personalize their rides.
Track Builder, modes and multiplayer
A core selling point is the Track Builder, which lets players construct tracks using the world geometry — attaching modules to terrain, building around structures or weaving courses between skyscrapers.
Modes include single-player, local split-screen for up to four players and online multiplayer with leaderboards.
Milestone positions the title as both a solo adventure and a multiplayer party racer, with competitive and cooperative elements across its activities.
Launch trailer and availability
Milestone released a launch trailer coinciding with the worldwide rollout on Nintendo Switch 2.
Players interested in picking up Hot Wheels Infinite Rush can find the game on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2.
For context, Milestone has a long history making licensed and original racing games, which informs the studio’s approach to vehicle handling and progression in Infinite Rush.
With its mix of open-world exploration, a large vehicle roster, customizable cars and a flexible Track Builder, Hot Wheels Infinite Rush arrives as Milestone’s latest attempt to translate a major toy brand into a full-scale console racer on Nintendo’s next-generation hardware.
The Italian studio, known for racing series such as Ride and MotoGP, developed the title under license from Mattel’s Hot Wheels brand.
The game is available worldwide for Nintendo Switch 2 owners and is accompanied by an official launch trailer.
Game overview and structure
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush places players in a Hot Wheels-sized world comprised of four distinct islands, each designed with its own atmosphere and challenges.
Milestone presents the experience as more than a circuit racer: players can explore environments freely, break through obstacles, unearth hidden items and engage in a variety of activities across each island.
Progression is structured around island rulers called Rush Masters — ultimate opponents that unlock after completing events — and defeating each Rush Master grants the player their car and title.
Vehicles, customization and progression
The game features four primary vehicle classes: Versatiles, Titans, Drifters and Speeders.
Milestone highlights that each class offers a different driving dynamic, letting players tailor their Rush Squad to event requirements.
Collectibles play a central role: the developer lists 150+ vehicles to discover via events, challenges and activities, including rare models that populate the in-game garage.
Customization options extend to cosmetic parts and wheels, allowing players to personalize their rides.
Track Builder, modes and multiplayer
A core selling point is the Track Builder, which lets players construct tracks using the world geometry — attaching modules to terrain, building around structures or weaving courses between skyscrapers.
Modes include single-player, local split-screen for up to four players and online multiplayer with leaderboards.
Milestone positions the title as both a solo adventure and a multiplayer party racer, with competitive and cooperative elements across its activities.
Launch trailer and availability
Milestone released a launch trailer coinciding with the worldwide rollout on Nintendo Switch 2.
Players interested in picking up Hot Wheels Infinite Rush can find the game on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2.
For context, Milestone has a long history making licensed and original racing games, which informs the studio’s approach to vehicle handling and progression in Infinite Rush.
With its mix of open-world exploration, a large vehicle roster, customizable cars and a flexible Track Builder, Hot Wheels Infinite Rush arrives as Milestone’s latest attempt to translate a major toy brand into a full-scale console racer on Nintendo’s next-generation hardware.
