Assetto Corsa Rally PC Gaming

[Tom]

The game has launched into Early Access, and the first player impressions are very positive, with physics and incredible realism being some of the biggest draws. Since this is an Early Access release, optimisation may be a concern. So far, feedback is mixed in that area.



Launching with an initial set of 10 licensed cars, 4 rally stages from the real world of rallies, plus offline and online game modes, AC Rally invites players to master the precision of rally racing while shaping the future of the game with their feedback.

Official Licensed Cars:

• Alfa Romeo GTA 1300 Junior Gr.2 – 1972
• Citroen Xsara WRC – 2001
• Fiat 131 Abarth Gr.4 – 1976
• FIAT 124 Sport Abarth Rally 16V Gr.4 – 1973
• Hyundai i20N Rally2 – 2021
• Lancia Delta HF integrale EVO Gr.A – 1992
• Lancia Stratos Gr.4 – 1976
• Lancia Rally 037 EVO 2 Gr.B – 1984
• Mini Cooper S Gr.2 – 1964
• Peugeot 208 Rally4 – 2020

Real Stages:

• Rally Alsace - Munster
• Rally Alsace - Saverne
• Rally Wales - Hafren South
• Rally Wales - Hafren North

Game Modes:

• Assetto Corsa Rally Events with online leaderboards
• Free Practice
• Rally Weekend
• Single Rally Stage
• Time Attack with online leaderboards

 

[David76]

In a significant update, Assetto Corsa Rally has expanded its driving experience by incorporating snowy surfaces and an ice circuit, enhancing the game's realism. Supernova Games Studios has introduced new Snow Physics and studded tyre support, challenging players to adapt their driving techniques.



While full snow stages are not yet available, the update features the Ghiacciodromo Livigno Circuit, a practice track ideal for time trials and free practice modes. Additionally, players can now enjoy the iconic Alpine A110 group 4 coupe, a tribute to its legendary 1973 Monte Carlo rally victory.

Beyond new environments and vehicles, the update also improves the overall physics and tyre models based on insights from professional rally drivers. Enhancements include refinements to the force feedback system, better wheel support, and sound mixing adjustments, ensuring a more immersive experience.

With 25 new events added, this update provides ample content for racing enthusiasts to explore. As the team continues to refine the game, it's a perfect time for players to dive back into Assetto Corsa Rally.

 

[David76]

In the latest update for Assetto Corsa Rally, the developers at Supernova Games Studios have introduced laser-scanned versions of the iconic Monte-Carlo rally stages, specifically Col de Turini and Sisteron Monte. This update, referred to as version 0.3, not only enhances the visual and gameplay experience but also adds a significant feature: dynamic weather with snow.

The new weather system allows for realistic changes in conditions, transitioning from snow to tarmac and back again. This is a groundbreaking addition for rally simulations, providing players with the ability to equip their cars with "snow tyres" to handle the varying terrains.

Additionally, players can now enjoy two new vehicles: the classic 70s Lancia Fulvia and a modern Rally2 Skoda Fabia RS. The inclusion of these cars adds both historical charm and contemporary racing dynamics to the game.

The update also consists of 40 new events, improvements to car physics, sound adjustments, and better controller support, particularly for gamepad users. The developers seem committed to enhancing accessibility and user experience, which is particularly encouraging for those who have faced issues with steering controls in the past.

For fans of rally racing, this update is a noteworthy development that promises to elevate the gameplay experience significantly. With the combination of historic routes, dynamic weather, and new vehicles, it could inspire a resurgence of interest in this title.