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Assetto Corsa

Moby ID: 70429

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PlayStation 4 screenshots

thumbnail — Splash screen

thumbnail — Opening video

thumbnail — Opening title

thumbnail — Start screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Game options

thumbnail — Quick race select screen

thumbnail — Track selection

thumbnail — There are dozens of car brands to choose from

thumbnail — Alfa Romeo car selection

thumbnail — Alfa Romeo loading screen

thumbnail — Setup before driving

thumbnail — Setup I/O

thumbnail — Starting from the stop pit

thumbnail — Gaining on the speed and entering the track

thumbnail — The game is very unforgiving to turning corners at even not-so-high speed

thumbnail — There are several camera views for driving including free camera rotation during both 3rd and 1st-person perspectives

thumbnail — Lamborghini car selection

thumbnail — Starting a race with Lamborghini Countach

thumbnail — So far so good... until the first turn

thumbnail — Gaining in on the opponent

thumbnail — Audi car selection (DLC cars have a download icon)

thumbnail — Audi Quattro loading screen

thumbnail — Waiting for the race start in Audi Quattro

thumbnail — Driving through the countryside

thumbnail — Heavy collision, but no visible car damages

thumbnail — Taking Abarth for a spin

thumbnail — Abarth's cockpit

thumbnail — BMW race in progress

thumbnail — One of the opponents went off road

thumbnail — Hood camera

thumbnail — Lotus Exige 240R loading screen

thumbnail — Lotus Exige's car cockpit

thumbnail — Gotta seriously reduce speed for a hard 180 degrees turn

thumbnail — Ferrari F40 loading screen

thumbnail — Ferrari F40 race... follow the green arrows for an optimal path

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The title screen offers a choice of languages

thumbnail — Once the language has been selected the player can jump into racing with Special Events, start/continue a career or go to the Main Menu

thumbnail — The main menu.<br>Lots of options are on the left behind the red icons while the screen shows news about the game. The top news item runs a PlayStation 4 demo

thumbnail — These are the Drive options. Lots of game modes including practice, racing, multiplayer and the Special Events that were shown in screenshot two

thumbnail — These are the game controls, again the big red icon on the left holds many options

thumbnail — Lots of different controllers are catered for but we'll stick to simple mouse only controls

thumbnail — Car selection begins with choosing the brand, twenty five to choose from

thumbnail — These are the BMWs on offer, note that some are not present in the base game and have to be bought separately

thumbnail — The player can review the specification of each car and tweak some of the options. Colour choice is limited, probably because only official colours are available

thumbnail — The player can view their chosen car in one of five 'showrooms' or locations.

thumbnail — The game runs a game demo to verify the host system's capabilities

thumbnail — When the system has been verified the game shows the results and stores them in a .txt file.

thumbnail — Track selection. Each track can appear multiple times as different configurations have been used over time and for different classes of car / types of race

thumbnail — Here we are at Silverstone race track and the car awaits

thumbnail — In the car and there are lots of options to tweak the car

thumbnail — Over on the right of the screen there are more stars and in-game options

thumbnail — Reaching a checkpoint. The game is playing on autopilot here, racing is a lot harder than it appears

thumbnail — Spinning off means a low score, -999 seems to be as low as the scoring goes. On the bright side, any other score is bound to be an improvement

thumbnail — These are the 'Special Events' that are available

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