Something I’ve always wanted to see was a dedicated time attack or hillclimb sim. Sure neither of those are extensive enough to have a super packed game, but I feel like a team good enough with proper sponsoring could release a fairly good sim albeit not super extensive, with all the classes (limited, unlimited etc) for a $20-30 price tag. Idk how good of an idea it really is but it’s always cool to think about lol
Great video and a refreshing take on not just recommending AC for everything that I often see. There's so many other studios working hard to make modern content packages that need more recognition and support, so well done for highlighting the "underdogs". I take the same approach of turning to a variety of titles dependant on the racing disciplines / series' that I want to race in as each title has particular strengths in that regard. I know your objective for the video was to focus on PC simracing, but GT7 (while flawed in many places) offers a seriously wide range of content in terms of cars and tracks, so much that it rivals most PC sims for variety.
Really great overview! Didn't know about the NHRA game, unfortunately seems to not support wheels. Would love some deeper dives on some of the lesser known sims in the future.
Very awesome video. Even though I have practically every single one mentioned, I don't do iRacing. But I did learn more about some things I have been missing in some of the sims. Just don't have the time to invest in I racing though - I had a 3 month trial and put in less then 12 hours total (although, I didn't have the set-up I have now). But, factoring in single screen, triple screens or VR also plays a big part in the games. If I am just wanting to drive around, triples are good. Rally definitely has to be VR. But, Kart Kraft with VR is insane. The only time I ever got vertigo was when the kart spun and was rolling backwards, and I felt like I was going to be sick. Had to take the VR off and walk it off!
WRC Generations is still good and has an integrated league mode if you find DR 2.0 boring. They both have decent physics in their own ways, but sadly we don't have any rally game that ticks all the boxes. Even EA WRC has dubious asphalt physics and rain effects, for example. We could do a whole video about rally games...
You often mention that AC is quite old but iRacing, RFactor2 and Raceroom are even older as they were released between 2008 and 2013.
you forgot to mention how ams2 has plenty of karting content too
Something I’ve always wanted to see was a dedicated time attack or hillclimb sim. Sure neither of those are extensive enough to have a super packed game, but I feel like a team good enough with proper sponsoring could release a fairly good sim albeit not super extensive, with all the classes (limited, unlimited etc) for a $20-30 price tag. Idk how good of an idea it really is but it’s always cool to think about lol
Great video and a refreshing take on not just recommending AC for everything that I often see. There's so many other studios working hard to make modern content packages that need more recognition and support, so well done for highlighting the "underdogs". I take the same approach of turning to a variety of titles dependant on the racing disciplines / series' that I want to race in as each title has particular strengths in that regard. I know your objective for the video was to focus on PC simracing, but GT7 (while flawed in many places) offers a seriously wide range of content in terms of cars and tracks, so much that it rivals most PC sims for variety.
Really great overview! Didn't know about the NHRA game, unfortunately seems to not support wheels. Would love some deeper dives on some of the lesser known sims in the future.
Very awesome video. Even though I have practically every single one mentioned, I don't do iRacing. But I did learn more about some things I have been missing in some of the sims. Just don't have the time to invest in I racing though - I had a 3 month trial and put in less then 12 hours total (although, I didn't have the set-up I have now).
But, factoring in single screen, triple screens or VR also plays a big part in the games. If I am just wanting to drive around, triples are good. Rally definitely has to be VR. But, Kart Kraft with VR is insane. The only time I ever got vertigo was when the kart spun and was rolling backwards, and I felt like I was going to be sick. Had to take the VR off and walk it off!
WRC Generations is still good and has an integrated league mode if you find DR 2.0 boring. They both have decent physics in their own ways, but sadly we don't have any rally game that ticks all the boxes. Even EA WRC has dubious asphalt physics and rain effects, for example. We could do a whole video about rally games...
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