Assetto Corsa Rally Update Brings Ice, Snow, and Legendary Car

Experience Iconic '73 Alpine A110 on Icy Ghiacciodromo Livigno - Assetto Corsa Rally Update 0.2 Enhancements

Assetto Corsa Rally's first major update, version 0.2, has arrived, introducing ice, snow, and a legendary rally car. The highlight is Ghiacciodromo Livigno, a new ice scenario in the Italian Alps. Internationally recognized as an ice driving school, Ghiacciodromo Livigno is used by brands like Ferrari, Porsche, and BMW for testing and training. Players can now experience this challenging track in both its standard and inverted layouts, testing the game's physics and car control on this unique surface. The update also includes the 1973 Alpine A110, winner of the 1973 Monte Carlo rally and the inaugural World Rally Championship for manufacturers. This classic car joins the existing lineup of 10 cars, allowing players to experience the agility that made it famous in the '70s as they slide it across the slick new courses, made possible by the new snow physics and studded tire support. Additionally, version 0.2 brings improvements to ground and asphalt physics, support for knobby tires, and force feedback adjustments, along with various fixes to enhance driving smoothness and game stability. The update increases the total number of events to 25.

Assetto Corsa Rally Version 0.2 Now on Steam Early Access - Temporarily $29.99 with a 20% Discount

Assetto Corsa Rally version 0.2 is available now on Steam Early Access for $29.99, with a temporary 20% discount.

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