NASCAR Heat 4 November Pack Available Now, New Patch Adds Competition Mode - Screenshots & Full Details Here

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The NASCAR Heat 4 DLC for November is scheduled to arrive on November 19 for $12.99, on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Steam. If you have the NASCAR Heat 4 Season Pass, the DLC pack is included.

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The NASCAR Heat 4 November Pack includes 37 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series paint schemes, 13 NASCAR Xfinity Series paint schemes, 3 brand new Challenges and all new updates and bug fixes.

UPDATE: (11-19) The NASCAR Heat 4 November pack is available now.

November NASCAR Heat 4 Paint Scheme List

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series

  • Alex Bowman Nationwide Patriotic
  • Alex Bowman Llumar Window Film
  • Aric Almirola Farmer John
  • Austin Dillon AAA
  • Austin Dillon DOW Veterans
  • Brad Keselowski Wabash National (KF)
  • Chris Buescher Kroger / Speed Up Clean
  • Clint Bowyer Mobil 1
  • Clint Bowyer Dekalb0
  • Corey LaJoie KeenParts / CorvetteParts
  • Daniel Hemric CAT / Bass Pro
  • Daniel Suarez Haas Demo Day
  • Darrell Wallace Jr. Plan B Sales
  • Darrell Wallace Jr. Blue Emu
  • David Ragan CitGard Heavy Duty Engine Oil
  • David Ragan Long John Silver’s
  • Denny Hamlin FedEx Office
  • Erik Jones Reser’s
  • Jimmie Johnson Ally Patriotic
  • Joey Logano AAA SoCal
  • Joey Logano MoneyLion
  • Joey Logano AAA Insurance
  • Kevin Harvick Hunt Brothers (KF)
  • Kurt Busch Global Poker
  • Kyle Busch Snickers Creamy
  • Kyle Larson Clover
  • Landon Cassill StarCom Fiber Throwback*
  • Martin Truex, Jr. Bass Pro Shops Patriotic
  • Matt DiBenedetto Barstool
  • Matt DiBenedetto Barstool One Bite
  • Michael McDowell Love’s Travel Stops Patriotic
  • Paul Menard Quaker State / Menards
  • Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. NOS Energy
  • Ryan Blaney Wabash National
  • Ryan Blaney MoneyLion
  • Ryan Newman Performance Plus
  • William Byron UniFirst

NASCAR Xfinity Series

  • Austin Cindric PPG Paints
  • Brandon Jones JD GIbbs Legacy
  • Cole Custer Haas Automation
  • Jeremy Clements All South Electric
  • John Hunter Nemechek Fire Alarm Systems (RED)
  • Justin Allgaier Klondike
  • Justin Allgaier US Cellular
  • Michael Annett Pilot / Flying J Patriotic
  • Noah Gragson  Nationwide Children’s Hospital
  • Ross Chastain Contec
  • Ross Chastain EZ Angus Ranch
  • Tyler Reddick Alsco
  • Tyler Reddick Hurdl

The team also plans on releasing a NASCAR Heat 4 patch, which includes the following updates.

  • New Competition Mode – With this new addition. While in Quick Race, when running the most difficult AI level setting of (105), you will get an option to race in “Competition Mode” on the Select Track screen. This new competition mode locks certain game settings to provide the ultimate racing challenge.
  • Set Drafting Effect Slider – You now have the option to control the power of the draft effect.
  • Online Strict Cautions – Players now have the ability to enable Strict Cautions for online races.
  • Some Career Sponsors didn’t use the correct logos – This issue has been resolved.In split screen, player 1 settings were sometimes carrying over to player 2- This issue has been resolved.
  • Sonoma Track Layout Update – Updated track layout to match current real-world configuration.
  • Added Speed Digital, Motorious, and Off Axis Paint logos to the Paint Booth (all series).
  • Added Xfinity Driver: Joe Graf Junior

If you missed our NASCAR Heat 4 review, read it here.

One of the biggest complaints in the Heat series has been that the yearly improvements are incremental, and that is probably a fair assessment to a degree. What NASCAR Heat 4 delivers is the most significant year-to-year improvement we have seen yet, and some of the most important regarding on-track progression. If you have been a fan of the series before this year or have shown even the slightest interest in joining the fold, NASCAR Heat 4 delivers some substantial improvements and added depth with this year’s release.
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