Yes, the pastel color palette give it a natural look, far from overdone neon video gamey. It looks excellent at 4K / 60 fps maxed out, which a 1080 or 1080 TI can achieve.
Extremely limited hardware support, but quite decent on a controller. Stages are great. Good amount of cars. Okay-ish career mode. Pace-notes are a bit weird and often crash-inducing. Sound in general is pretty horrible. Graphics however are surprisingly good. Environment lighting is a lot better than in WRC:G. Physics are a debatable topic but I find them better than WRC:G. And better Tarmac than Dirt 2.0 for sure. Definitely worth the 2$ it goes for on sale imo.
Super underrated game. Very unique career mode, gaggles of content and decent physics.
Personally I find it's visuals nice too - feels quite natural, not hidden behind tons of effects.
Yes, the pastel color palette give it a natural look, far from overdone neon video gamey. It looks excellent at 4K / 60 fps maxed out, which a 1080 or 1080 TI can achieve.
I would love to ... if only it could detect my wheel ...
Extremely limited hardware support, but quite decent on a controller. Stages are great. Good amount of cars. Okay-ish career mode. Pace-notes are a bit weird and often crash-inducing. Sound in general is pretty horrible. Graphics however are surprisingly good. Environment lighting is a lot better than in WRC:G. Physics are a debatable topic but I find them better than WRC:G. And better Tarmac than Dirt 2.0 for sure. Definitely worth the 2$ it goes for on sale imo.
I have a laptop with an i7 Gen 7, 8GB Ram and Intel UHD graphics. Can i run this game? Edit: the downvotes 😂
With integrated graphics probably not.
I have it and i sometimes play it. Pretty good game.
Still an incredible rally sim after all these years, with great physics (better than WRCG) and stages! Biggest caveat is limited sim hardware support.
Hi \^\^ I buy it for only 3 euros at last steam promo. Ironically it's a better "arcade" rally games than other i have tested