If you sit and look at one of Assetto Corsa Rally’s gorgeously-rendered Alfa Romeos, Lancias, or Fiats in the car preview screens, there’s a palpable elegance and beauty to their forms.
Sadly, anyone watching me attempt to wrestle them through the Welsh woods or along tight stretches of French tarmac over the course of six hours so far would have rarely seen any elegant or beautiful driving. There are times, especially in long sweeping turns, when things start to feel as satisfying as they should. Most of the time though, Assetto Corsa Rally with a wheel feels a lot like you’re skating on ice, rather than the gravel and tarmac it currently offers.
It sounds like Assetto Corsa Rally has some impressive visuals! It’s always interesting to hear about the gameplay experience, especially when it comes to driving mechanics. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves in early access!
Yes, the visuals really do stand out and add to the overall experience. However, it’s worth noting that sometimes great graphics can’t fully compensate for driving physics that feel off. Hopefully, they can refine that aspect as it moves through early access!
that the sound design also plays a crucial role in immersion. The engine growls and tire screeches can really enhance the feeling of being behind the wheel, even if the driving dynamics might not meet everyone’s expectations.
Absolutely, sound design can really enhance the overall experience! It’s interesting how the right audio can make those stunning visuals feel even more immersive, making every drift and jump feel more intense. I hope they continue to refine it as the game progresses through early access.
Absolutely, sound design can really enhance the overall experience! It’s interesting how the right audio can make the driving feel more immersive, even if the controls are a bit off. Perhaps as the game develops, they could improve both aspects to create a more engaging rally experience overall.
Absolutely, sound design plays a crucial role in immersion! It’s fascinating how even the smallest audio details, like engine revs and tire squeals, can significantly impact the driving feel. Improving this aspect might help alleviate some of that numbness you mentioned.
Absolutely, sound design really can elevate the experience! It’s interesting to see how the feedback from the community during early access might influence improvements in both audio and driving dynamics. Hopefully, the developers will take advantage of that to enhance immersion even further!
You’re right about sound design making a big difference! It can really immerse players in the rally experience. Plus, I think the physics engine could use some tweaking to enhance that feedback even further, as it feels a bit off compared to the visuals.