Assetto Corsa EVO: Early Access Secrets Revealed

Exciting news for racing game enthusiasts: the developers behind Assetto Corsa EVO have unveiled a sneak peek into what players can expect when the game hits Early Access, running until fall 2025. Confirmed for a PC release on Steam, the game will launch with an impressive lineup of five iconic tracks: American Laguna Seca, British Brands Hatch, Italian Imola, Australian Mount Panorama, and Japanese Suzuka. Additionally, players will have access to 20 cars right from launch day, with the spotlight on two featured vehicles—the Alfa Romeo Guilia GTAM and the Alfa Romeo Junior Veloce Electric.

Assetto Corsa EVO is set to roll out with a total of 100 cars and 15 tracks at launch, with the promise of new content through free updates. Each track will feature dynamic real-time conditions, including wet pavement and rolling rubber, enhancing the authenticity of the racing experience. Furthermore, animated crowds will add to the immersion, making every race feel like a real event. The developers have also focused on refining the game's physics, improving suspension damping, and enhancing shock absorption for a more realistic driving feel.

The aforementioned tracks will be part of the Driving Academy mode, where players must complete circuits within a set time frame. This mode is designed to help players earn a license, unlocking access to the game's top-tier vehicles. The Driving Academy will be available during Early Access as one of the planned single-player activities, offering a structured path for players to hone their skills and progress through the game.