Auto Club Revolution is a new free to play racing sim aimed at car lovers interested in “owning, customising, driving, racing, and most importantly, enjoying cars online.” It’s being handled by verteran dev Eutechnyx, who have been making racing games for the past 14 years. They say that the game will include “single player and multiplayer modes, drafting (slipstreaming), drifting, a fully-featured HUD, a suite of assists and much more.”
VVV: "Auto Club Revolution developer Eutechnyx has confirmed the free-to-play PC racing game will be fundamentally re-engineered through a forthcoming update.
Claimed by Eutechnyx to be a "full remodelling" of the browser-based title, Auto Club Revolution "V2.0" will add hordes of new content to the game, as well as tweak and polish existing ACR features."
ACR Dev 1 " have you seen DriveClub and Project Cars"
ACR Dev 2 " YES We all have"
ACR Dev 1 " have you guys played Assetto Corsa and iRacing League"
ACR Dev 2 "Sure all the time"
ACR Dev 1 "Good cause I want ALL of THAT in our game, NOW get to WORK no breaks no time off"
ACR fans go wild!!!!
Fans of the Japanese-based cars, famous for their handling quality and motorsport history, will be able to take to track and challenge friends in the iconic SUBARU IMPREZA P1 2000 and the stunning SUBARU BRZ 2012! The SUBARU BRZ 2012 a car whose set-up was once described as “a recipe for agility, low roll, tossable handling and general chicanery” by Top Gear magazine
VVV: "Auto Club Revolution developer Eutechnyx has confirmed an all-new marque for its browser-based racing game: Maserati.
Currently, only one model from Modena's finest motorcar manufacturer - the track-honed Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale - has been announced for Auto Club Revolution. It's currently unknown if other Maseratis - such as the Ferrari Enzo-based MC12 supercar, which appeared in the Eutechnyx-published Supercar Challenge game from 2009 - will also be added to the title."
F2p games are looking better & better!
The graphics make it look like a $60 retail game!
- http://pc.ign.com/dor/objec...
It does look good, but as a general rule I hate f2p games cause they're just a freakin scam. No you don't HAVE to buy anything in game, but of course you're going to have to if you want to actually get any joy out the game. I just don't like the concept and thus will never play any f2p games. Free to play, but you have to pay to enjoy.