More Assetto Corsa EVO Details Revealed Prior to Early Access Launch

With Assetto Corsa EVO set to launch on Steam Early Access this Thursday, January 16, the development team has recently updated the official website with new details for its first phase.

The updated website features galleries showcasing a variety of cars and tracks, offering players a preview of what’s to come. The team also provided a comprehensive wheel setup guide, allowing players to access in-game configurations and settings for various peripherals.

Various modes including Free Practice and Quick Race will be available to help players improve their skills, with adaptive AI scaling the challenge from beginner to expert. The Driving Academy will allow players to earn licenses, unlock faster cars and access special events. Players can earn XP and credits to purchase and customize cars with authentic OEM parts, each with its own unique story and rent cars to try them before purchase. The game will also feature a realistic weather system with dynamic skies, including volumetric clouds and fog.

Assetto Corsa EVO will introduce a groundbreaking physics model with improved tire feedback, enhanced suspension dynamics and advanced force feedback for a more connected and responsive driving experience. Users can enjoy greater control with updated differentials and dampers. The game also delivers immersive audio realism, featuring high-quality sounds for engines, tire feedback, chassis vibrations and accessories, along with dynamic weather effects that vary by location and time of day.

Every car in the game is meticulously crafted with photorealistic details, including fully animated models and deeper customization options. Track realism is enhanced with laser scanning and photogrammetry, offering precise circuit recreations, dynamic track conditions and a rich environment with animated crowds and race elements. For all of the details on what’s to come, make sure to visit the official blog.

Players can anticipate ongoing updates for Assetto Corsa EVO on Steam Early Access, featuring new tracks, cars and technical enhancements, all aimed at refining the experience before the full release. Most importantly, all additions made during Early Access will be included, with no extra purchases required.