Recent reviews by MadladDeluxe

After playing for about an hour and trying out multiple different cars, including the cars released post-launch, and testing out each track, I can confidently say that there is strong potential here.

The foundation of what might be the best AC yet is definitely there, however as many have noted there are plenty of issues present as well i.e. poor optimisation, less-than-stellar audio, UI bugs, FFB problems and so on, but with this being its day 1 EA release, I'm sure Kunos is fully capable of turning things around, just as they did with ACC.

Would I recommend this now? I would say yes if you want to secure the game for a lower price and to test it out. If you're looking for a full experience right now, then I'd honestly question why you're looking at an early access title to begin with!

Overall I believe this is a really solid foundation to start with.

I could stop playing this game...























But I don't want to >:)

Anyone who says that this is just a minecraft ripoff should get ratioed on twitter .com

Physics (on a wheel): They can be a little wonky sometimes, but that seems to be due to the lacklustre default setups that are applied to each car. Some are better than others though. For the FFB, I would recommend you download a custom FFB file, since the default settings can be a little weak, although the amount of detail possible is quite impressive.

Graphics: Really nice on the higher settings, although the anti aliasing without supersampling isn't great in certain situations like in nighttime races. Also, the car livery texture resolution is pretty low for some reason, I think it's because of a weird compression method, but I don't know.

Performance: I've heard that some people have had problems with stuttering, but I haven't encountered anything like that in my time playing. Other than that, it runs quite well on a Ryzen 5 2600 and a GTX 1650S.

Content: There is a great selection of both cars and tracks in the base game, in fact it has one of the largest official (non-modded) track rosters in any game that I've played. The cars have a wide variety of different classes, from slower road cars, to the high-end LMPs and even 1990s GT1 cars.

DLC: I would actually recommend all of it if it's on sale; they add some great classic Le Mans racers and some nice other track cars and hypercars. They also add some more tracks that are fun to drive.

Overall: I would fully recommend this game and it's DLC if it's on sale. But make sure you get the deluxe edition, since that'll be the best value.

Physics: Really good, I can usually tell what the car is doing around every corner

Graphics: They're getting better, but it still isn't ideal

Performance: Pretty CPU heavy, but fps is really track dependent, some are better optimised than others

Content: Definitely some quality mods made by both the devs and the community, though a good chunk of older mods haven't been updated to the latest graphics or performance standards

DLC: Ridiculously overpriced. I could spend less than $100 CDN and get literally all available content within Raceroom, whereas here, I'd be spending easily over that much for 4 tracks and a pack of 7 or so cars (although I will admit that it is quality content). Keep in mind though that you are already paying $37 CDN for the game itself, where Raceroom is free to play

Overall: I would say that the game itself is worth the asking price, but whether or not the DLC is worth it is very, very subjective. (I personally don't think they are, especially when ACC is of even better quality, for even cheaper than said DLC)

is good, did enjoy

I enjoy this game. A lot. I love speeding down the Autobahn in a Sunburst that goes 380+ kilometres an hour, just to have it crash into a bridge and fold up like a suitcase.

Let me start off with saying that if you have a wheel, and a decent rig, then this game is amazing. Turning up the graphics settings makes this game absolutely beautiful, and it's probably the best looking driving game out there, along with FM7. The driving can be quite difficult with a controller, so if you don't own a wheel, I suggest that you invest in a decent FFB wheel, because it's worth it!

Pros:
-It's a really good racing sim for when you want to...well, race
-Really well made vehicle physics
-You don't need an absolute beast of a computer to play without lag
-Realism is great

Cons:
-It's missing a bunch of really iconic tracks such as Laguna Seca and the Daytona Speedway (not sure if thats what its called)
-Could use a few more offroad race series


Hopes for DLC:
-A package for a bunch more iconic tracks
-A rally or raid series of cars
-An exotic package of cars (Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, etc.)


Overall I would rate this 8/10

its a great game for just generally screwing around. You can make your own car, plane, or boat. You also have the workshop addons. There is a vast amount of them, and they all improve your experience. definately buy this game! Btw I would recommend buying Counter-Strike:Source because many addons (mostly maps) require the game mounted. I don't have it personally but I just wanted to make sure that you guys have a great time!