assetto corsa competizione xbox series x

In Assetto Corsa Competizione, its no diffrent. If you're fanatical about nailing apexes and pushing a race car to its limits, Asseto Corsa is brilliant.Īs with most things that land on the PS5, one of the best next-gen delights is the haptic feedback of the DualSense controller. Each car feels different to drive too and requires time and patience to master. It's because of the level of detail that the game offers a genuine feeling of reward whenever you overtake someone (or aren't lapped). You almost don't notice the monstrous engine notes through all the other things screaming at you. The brakes squeal as you slow down while the car creaks and rattles like a washing machine loaded with bolts as you wrestle it around corners. The brutal noises from inside the cockpit only serve to compound these details.

REALTED: Playmobil Porsche 911 GT3 Cup: The lightest Porsche ever tested You can even knock the fuel pump off mid-race while looking for the wiper switch, something that speaking from experience results in your car spluttering to a halt. Forget to put your headlights on at night? You'll have a crash. Try some oversteer and you'll have a crash. Try some last-minute braking on cold tyres and you'll have a crash.

Controlling Assetto Corsa Competizione is not a simple act of mashing buttons - there are real-world physics, rules and other considerations you need to make to race properly and win. This immersion and detail also extend to the racing. The weather effects, in particular, are better, with rain being as all-encompassing as it would be in a real race - it reduces genuinely visibility and the soaking track reflects its surroundings in stunning detail. Visually, the game is still behind the likes of Gran Turismo and Forza but does look richer and more realistic than before.

Assetto corsa competizione xbox series x