Race in the golden era of rally. Drive iconic cars from the 60s to Group B on challenging stages through stylized environments. Will you master the art of rally?
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Spagnolo | |||
| Spanish (LatAm) |
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Top helpful player reviews pulled directly from the Steam open registry with verified playtime hours.
this isn't really a racing game. art of rally is secretly a meditation game. it's just chill. the music is amazing and the scenery is gorgeous. the little bits of writing seen in car descriptions and class explanations make it very clear that these people love rally cars and the history behind them. and it's just a good time. it's the perfect game to play while talking with friends on discord.
SAMIR YOU WILL BREAK THE CAR, WE WILL NOT FINISH
For someone like me that is a rally enthusiast and has been playing rally games since Colin McRae Rally this game is perfect :D +great story +lovely art style +challenging +very customizable controls +a bunch of iconic cars with iconic liveries +free roam mode with collectibles +photo mode +a hard working dev A must buy if you enjoyed Absolut Drift or love Rally
Not Bad, But Overrated I saw this game everywhere and everyone was praising it. With a 93% positive rating on Steam, I expected something great. But honestly, I do not think the same. I played many mobile rally games before, and this game feels just like them. It feels more like a mobile game port rather than a real PC game. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3686119086 I know the developers tried to make a different game with a cute art style, and driving is not the only focus. But trying something different does not mean the game is successful. Gameplay and Mechanics The game starts with Buddha talking about rally. This is a nice detail and it shows the rally spirit. But when you start driving, the mechanics have some annoying problems. The back of the cars slides too much, and it gets frustrating after a while. I played many racing games, and controlling the
You come to in a carpark in Finland. Given the glare, the hangover is implied. Your in-game father, a giant, low-poly golden Buddha statue, phases up through the ground, gives you a short history of the noble and eponymous art of rally, warns you about trees and then, just like your real father, ♥♥♥♥♥ off until you've made him proud. You promptly floor the accelerator, wildly overestimate your skill level and chuff yourself into a ditch. Neither of your fathers are proud. But you try again, regardless. The road ahead of you winds, bucks and narrows, outraged that you'd dare try to traverse it - or at least, travel it without the proper respect. You're thrown off. Glumly, you read the fun slogan on the bottom of your car as it sinks into the Sicilian ocean. You try again. Funselektor makes trying again easy. The music swells and pulses, four hours' worth of bounding synthwave that
Almost gave up early but glad I didn't. First starting out, it felt like the controls were wooden and stiff, the cars were unresponsive, and the camera angles were always messing me up. I couldn't control the cars, kept crashing into things, and generally wasn't having any fun. Having stuck with it a bit longer, I came to realize that the game is closer to a sim than an arcade racer and the physics model is heavily focused on vehicle weight transfer. After that, the rest fell into place. Hints: - Control problems? You're probably using too much throttle and not slowing down enough for turns. The physics engine punishes you for constantly flooring it and rewards you for easing into the throttle and using part throttle in a lot of situations. - The brakes are exceptionally strong on all cars on all surfaces. Use them! - You don't need to Fujiwara Takumi every single turn. - Understeer
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