Tokyo Xtreme Racer

Customisation is also really good in this entry as it adds a vinyl editor similar to games like Midnight Club LA or modern Need For Speeds which allows you to use stickers from bosses and other basic shapes to create something, there's a 40 layer limit which can be hard to work around, but goes a long way in giving you a car that feels like yours.

The graphics are well-presented thanks to Unreal Engine 5 (for once an optimised UE5 game at that!) - it's lightweight in size and easy to run the game even on my slightly underspec'd machine.

the little side stories and cast of characters is neat, are sometimes silly in a good way, and entertaining to see.

The basics are covered really well - the game controls brilliantly (I played with an Xbox controller), the car models, handling, engine sounds, etc. are spot on.

runs very well on steam deck and my computer, and it doesn't need the very latest and greatest specs to run at all

If you have anything better than a GTX 1660 Super, I think you can run it on medium settings locked at 60 FPS.