Assetto Corsa EVO Steam Charts & Stats

Really impressed with Assetto corsa EVO. The graphics are brilliant, the cars feel realistic and the force feedback is up there with the best sims if not it is the best sim forcefeedback in my opinion. Cant wait for the full release. I'm running EVO on a gaming laptop with a 13th gen i7 and a RTX 4070 GPU.

Love it!....yeah not much content, but i'm someone that likes to pick one car and one track and keep improving...so it's not an issue for me. Enough tracks and cars to properly test and setup. Optimisation of GFX is amazing...looks incredible on my 2070 super and it's mainly on medium settings...don't need to push it more. VR needs a bit more work but then again...2070 super is starting to get old for proper VR. I'm sure it will get better. Only got a G920 but feels really good on this wheel...very impressed with the feedback. Can't wait for the full release....pretty sure this is going to be the driving game standard for a while!

Love the handling model for the cars, and even though it is still in early access, the VR works well. It feels like good things are coning with this game, keep it up Kunos!

the game runs well for an early release, but a bit more content from the beginning would have been nice.

After the graphics got patched and the game became actually playable, the game is really good now

The game is in active early access, so that's what ill be basing my review off. First of all, with the foundation KUNOS has built with this game, i have no doubt, that this will be the best racing sim out there eventually. The car physics, the tracks, the cars, the sounds, everything, makes for this game to be great. The mixed reviews come from that sentence alone. Its not currently ''great'', hence early access, the roadmap plastered as you load the game, and the discounted price tag. You're buying an investment. That being said, before buying this game, the reviews spoke imo, too harshly on the game. Right now even in EA, its still a load of fun. And as mentioned before the roadmap is pretty jam packed. The next update we get another haul of cars and tracks, including Spa. I myself, with 2 1/2 half hours played, with a 4070 super and a 7700 on the highest possible settings get around 110 fps, w/ no encountered bugs. I trust Kunos and the team keep pushing out updates to get this game where its destined to be, and ofc the community's modding support.

Let them cook. This game has lots of promise. It's getting better and better with each update.

It`s still in early days of development but this game gives me best feeling of driving a car i ever had.

Simulation wise, it's easily the hardcore racing sim where you find yourself the most connected with the car. Your car behaves in a way that "makes sense" and you always feel in control. Comparing to the OG Assetto Corsa, iRacing, Project Cars 2, rFactor and others, the new simulation engine is much more modern and it shows. And this applies all across the board: you feel how bad the brakes are in road cars from the 70's just the same as you feel how easy it is to induce rotation by over steering in GT3 cars, and none of them snaps out of control in way that you don't understand what happened. Counter steering and correcting with gas is intuitive in way that I've never seen before. The hardware you'll need, however, needs to be equally modern. Unfortunately there isn't much else to talk about besides the simulation engine at this point, as the "video game part" of this game is all but missing. I really LOVE the promise the AC Evo might deliver the same extent of features from a GranTurismo game, but in an actual hardcore simulator, but that's just promise still. AI drivers are equally poor still.

[h1] As of version 0.2.2 [/h1] + Driving physics feel superb, I really feel connected to the car and braking feels much more intuitive when compared to og AC, even with a Logitech G29 setup. All the cars feel amazing to drive. + Car customization, even if it is somewhat limited at this point. + Bathurst is a huge dub, personally. + Road cars, especially 964, are a great addition for a casual driving experience, but without a non-racing traffic map, the experience feels incomplete. + Car noises sound nice and do sound different from car to car, turbo noises are fantastic. + Great variety of car brands. + Interior details are great, minus the shifter movement. - No hotlap mode???????????? >:( Seriously, it really should've been there from the beginning, but I'm not a software dev, what do I know. - VR performance is alright at best, so far. Very choppy and I have to sacrifice my beloved mirror fidelity to run smooth. One would think 16GB VRAM is enough, but we will see. - Small car selection so far. This point gets removed at full release, but I selfishly hope they add more cars even after full release. (Mercedes 190E Evo II, Porsche 959 & 944 would have me boy cream for months) - I cannot destroy the engine nor transmission no matter what, its somewhat immersion breaking. (crashing full speed into a wall should destroy my vehicle, and not tickle) - Licenses suck butt so hard, but open mode is there so it kind of cancels out for now. - Really need the ability to add, remove, and move apps. - Shifter in first person only moves forward then back to neutral when shifting no matter the gear you go to, its minor, but this is how it was done in the og AC. - Could be called a heathen for this, but the ability to switch between imperial & metric???? It really doesn't exist???? - Why is the setting for removing driver hands unique to each car??????? - May be just me, but I really don't like the onscreen damage model, og AC's damage model was simple, yet I knew what was up with a quick glance. This one is too much and I can't even see axle damage (visually, but you can definitely feel it in the wheel). - I don't really like the generic crashing noises. Who knows, this could change, but I don't know how it could change. * I have not tried race weekend nor quick race, so I can't say anything about the AI yet. I have heard that it kind of sucks though and I really hope that it improves for the sake of the open world. [h2] 5/10 for now [/h2] I quite like it with some frustrations here and there, but I often go back to og AC for Nordschleife, SRP w/ traffic, car variety, and a smooth VR experience. When the open world mode comes out I would probably play ACE more. The potential for a 10/10 is very much there. However, for $40, I can't recommend the game to any shmuck. If you really like simracing and know you will play the game at release, I'd hesitantly recommend the game as it is.