DiRT 1 - excellent graphics at that time. All this starts here
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DiRT 2

The main sponsor of the game is DC Shoes

-But against Dirt 1, the second interior camera is missing
-Great menu in the style of a big caravan
-40 maps and seven locations (USA, Japan, China, Malaysia and Morocco. London and Croatia,)
- 50 cars (Nissan 350Z, BMW Z4 or Mitsubishi Eclipse etc. there's also Colin's R4 rally special )
- completely redesigned physical model
- Racing style more to drifting, but the compromise between reality and arcade is, I think, very well tuned


It's just a much better Dirt 1
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DiRT 3

The game is promoted more by Ken Block
DiRT 3 had an easier job, as the previous installment already introduced a very addictive
- Graphics are kicked up a notch again
- More cars like Toyota Tacoma, Audi Quattro S, solo erzettes, full contact in rallycross (Even cars from the seventies and eighties )
- Gymkhana and Ken Block (presented in a rather opaque and somehow uninvolved)
- No stylish menu like a caravan just an ugly needlepoint

It's not realistic racing by any means, but chasing cars sideways in this game is a hell of a lot of fun.
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DiRT 4

Codemasters ditched the criticized bits of DiRT 3 and built the basis of the game on what the audience praised in DiRT Rally

- motivation minimal
- The driving model is similar to DiRT 3,
- Simulation mode Works more with weight transfer, more like in DiRT Rally, so they've eliminated the drift riding like in Dirt 3 and 2
- There's a optional Gymkhana, but more like the DirtFish School.
- Rallycross is available from level 10 level up
- You can complete your career in a few hours
- rally, trucks, rallycross, historical rally
- Competitive mod
- Five locations - Spain, Michigan and Australia , Sweden

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DiRT 5

SPLIT SCREEN + PURE FUN + MotorStorm/ONRUSH or TrackManie, spin-off DiRT Showdown feeling

- All cars behave exactly the same , exception is ice
- Laughable collisions
- Damage model zero
- You just sit back and drive.
- Troy Baker and Nolan North who tells the story are boring
- Weather is the strongest aspect of the game
- Beautiful nature and atmosphere
- Track editor (In the editor, you can have a lot of fun)
- 64 different vehicles (rally specials from different periods, offroads from the Dakar Rally, variously sized buggies, production off-roaders, rallycross cars and sports cars)
- Pathfinder (you claw yourself to the top of the mountain) and Gymkhana mode
- Locations like Norway, Brazil, Nepal near Arizona. A total of 76 tracks
- Dynamically changing track conditions (but the weather has no effect on the behaviour of the cars)
- Catchy soundtrack
- Multiplayer has modes like Vampire, King and Transporter (quite fun )
- Multiplayer section is significantly richer in content than the singleplayer section.



A pure arcade racing game for the masses, easy to learn and fun
Nice a fun multiplayer map editor

Played on Xbox and PC

DiRT 1 - excellent graphics at that time. All this starts here -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DiRT 2 The main sponsor of the game is DC Shoes -But against Dirt 1, the second interior camera is missing -Great menu in the style of a big caravan -40 maps and seven locations (USA, Japan, China, Malaysia and Morocco. London and Croatia,) - 50 cars (Nissan 350Z, BMW Z4 or Mitsubishi Eclipse etc. there's also Colin's R4 rally special ) - completely redesigned physical model - Racing style more to drifting, but the compromise between reality and arcade is, I think, very well tuned It's just a much better Dirt 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DiRT 3 The game is promoted more by Ken Block DiRT 3 had an easier job, as the previous installment already introduced a very addictive - Graphics are kicked up a notch again - More cars like Toyota Tacoma, Audi Quattro S, solo erzettes, full contact in rallycross (Even cars from the seventies and eighties ) - Gymkhana and Ken Block (presented in a rather opaque and somehow uninvolved) - No stylish menu like a caravan just an ugly needlepoint It's not realistic racing by any means, but chasing cars sideways in this game is a hell of a lot of fun. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DiRT 4 Codemasters ditched the criticized bits of DiRT 3 and built the basis of the game on what the audience praised in DiRT Rally - motivation minimal - The driving model is similar to DiRT 3, - Simulation mode Works more with weight transfer, more like in DiRT Rally, so they've eliminated the drift riding like in Dirt 3 and 2 - There's a optional Gymkhana, but more like the DirtFish School. - Rallycross is available from level 10 level up - You can complete your career in a few hours - rally, trucks, rallycross, historical rally - Competitive mod - Five locations - Spain, Michigan and Australia , Sweden -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DiRT 5 SPLIT SCREEN + PURE FUN + MotorStorm/ONRUSH or TrackManie, spin-off DiRT Showdown feeling - All cars behave exactly the same , exception is ice - Laughable collisions - Damage model zero - You just sit back and drive. - Troy Baker and Nolan North who tells the story are boring - Weather is the strongest aspect of the game - Beautiful nature and atmosphere - Track editor (In the editor, you can have a lot of fun) - 64 different vehicles (rally specials from different periods, offroads from the Dakar Rally, variously sized buggies, production off-roaders, rallycross cars and sports cars) - Pathfinder (you claw yourself to the top of the mountain) and Gymkhana mode - Locations like Norway, Brazil, Nepal near Arizona. A total of 76 tracks - Dynamically changing track conditions (but the weather has no effect on the behaviour of the cars) - Catchy soundtrack - Multiplayer has modes like Vampire, King and Transporter (quite fun ) - Multiplayer section is significantly richer in content than the singleplayer section. A pure arcade racing game for the masses, easy to learn and fun Nice a fun multiplayer map editor Played on Xbox and PC